Difference between revisions of "Water Balloon and Flame"

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A balloon is filled with water. The water balloon is placed over a flame and the balloon will not break since the heat is conducted away.
A balloon contains some water. The water balloon is placed over a flame and the balloon will not break since the heat is conducted away at a fast rate since the balloon is so thin and the water has a high heat capacity.  The temperature does not increase to a high enough temperature to break the balloon.


'''Location:
'''Location:
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* Balloons: Drawer 30
* Balloons:: Drawer 30
*Candles: Shelf F-4

Revision as of 08:51, 10 January 2023

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Description:

A balloon contains some water. The water balloon is placed over a flame and the balloon will not break since the heat is conducted away at a fast rate since the balloon is so thin and the water has a high heat capacity. The temperature does not increase to a high enough temperature to break the balloon.

Location:

  • Balloons:: Drawer 30
  • Candles: Shelf F-4