1. The heating of land and water
2. How do lakes and oceans absorb heat compared to deserts and fields?
4. Our hypothesis is that the sand will heat up faster.
5. We will put water in one container and sand in the other. We will heat the containers with a lamp. After a moment, We will look which thermometer will be highest
By: Laurie, Katy and Victoria
2. How do lakes and oceans absorb heat compared to deserts and fields?
4. Our hypothesis is that the sand will heat up faster.
5. We will put water in one container and sand in the other. We will heat the containers with a lamp. After a moment, We will look which thermometer will be highest
Climate change is affecting us right now and will continue to do so for many decades if we don't adopt more eco-friendly behaviors. It is a big concern for everyone, and scientist are trying to evaluate how our atmosphere heats up, much like what your doing! Keep up the good work ;)
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Jean-Daniel Doucet
Project manager at Université Laval
M.Sc. in biomedical sciences, Université de Montréal
Ordre des chimistes du Québec
Jean-Daniel.Doucet@chm.ulaval.ca
We saw that the water hade bubles when it heated.Our conclusion is that the land heat faster and the water cool faster because the land is a solide and the molicules are closser and the waters mulicules are far away.
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