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denis-greek [22]
2 years ago
14

Scientific process how can a casual question be answered 3 hypotheses water experiment

Chemistry
1 answer:
Vlad1618 [11]2 years ago
3 0

There are 3 experiments which helps to under water evaporation system.

  • Both the temperature of the air surrounding the water and the rate of evaporation increased.
  • In the second experiment, we observed an increase in air flow around the water, and this time, the rate of evaporation increased as well.
  • In the third and final experiment, we observed an increase in the amount of light in the room, and this time, the rate of evaporation increased as well.
  • Because the kinetic energy of a substance can be measured by its temperature, increasing in the temperature or kinetic energy of the air around water will also increase the kinetic energy of the water, which will increase the rate of evaporation.
  • It's crucial to have good air flow since it drives water droplets in the air away from you, reducing the amount of humidity in the region. Because there will then be space for the evaporated air or space for the evaporated water to flow into the air, it will then be simpler for the water to really evaporate.
  • Water in the presence of sunlight is given extra energy, which increases evaporation.

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