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Finding the density of air. Using a crop sprayer, pump it up to increase the pressure; use a balance to find the mass of the crop sprayer. Release the compressed air in the crop spryer through a beehive into a water filled measuring cylinder. Measure the new mass of the crop sprayer.
 
Finding the density of air. Using a crop sprayer, pump it up to increase the pressure; use a balance to find the mass of the crop sprayer. Release the compressed air in the crop spryer through a beehive into a water filled measuring cylinder. Measure the new mass of the crop sprayer.
 
===Resources===
 
===Resources===
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density_of_air density of air]
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density density of air]
 
===Analysis===
 
===Analysis===
 
Use p=m/V to find the density.
 
Use p=m/V to find the density.
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===Safety===
 
===Safety===
 
pressurised container, do not over pressurise.
 
pressurised container, do not over pressurise.
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Revision as of 04:57, 4 April 2008

Demonstration

Finding the density of air. Using a crop sprayer, pump it up to increase the pressure; use a balance to find the mass of the crop sprayer. Release the compressed air in the crop spryer through a beehive into a water filled measuring cylinder. Measure the new mass of the crop sprayer.

Resources

density of air

Analysis

Use p=m/V to find the density.

Equipment

1x crop sprayer, 1x beehive, 1x pipes, 1x large measuring cylinder, 1x large water basin & scales

Safety

pressurised container, do not over pressurise.

Demonstration

Resources

Analysis

Equipment

Safety