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ACTIVITY 14.3. Take an empty bottle of the sort in which bottled water is sold. Pour about 5-10 mL of water into it and close the bottle tightly. Shake it well or leave it out in the Sun for ten minutes. This causes the air in the bottle to be saturated with water vapour . Now, take a lighted incense stick. Open the cap of the bottle and allow some of the smoke from the incense stick to enter the bottle. Quickly close the bottle once more. Make sure that the cap is fitting tightly. Press the bottle hard between your hands and crush it as much as possible. Wait for a few seconds and release the bottle. Again press the bottle as hard as you can ..
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Q1. When did you observe that the air inside seemed to become ‘foggy’?.
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Q2. When does this fog disappear?.
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Q3. When is the pressure inside the bottle higher?.
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Q4. Is the ‘fog’ observed when the pressure in the bottle is high or when it is low?.
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Q5. What is the need for smoke particles inside the bottle for this experiment?.
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Q6. What might happen if you do the experiment without the smoke from the incense stick?.
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THANK YOU!. EFFORTS BY- GOURI KAIN VARSHA YASHI SHARMA.