Hypothesis: I think that all the balloons will blow up but I think the one with the sugar, yeast, and warm water will be slow and have the smallest effect, and I think that the vinegar and baking soda will be the fastest and have the biggest effect
Materials:
Balloon 3
Yeast
Warm Water
Balloon
Warm Water
Balloon
Bottle
Sugar
Funnel
Balloon 2
Salt
Soda Water
Bottle
Balloon
Funnel
Balloon 1
Vinegar
Baking Soda
Bottle
Balloon
Funnel
Steps:
Balloon 1
1. Put Baking Soda into a balloon using a funnel.
2. Pour vinegar into the bottle with a funnel.
3. Put balloon onto the bottle
4. Hold down the balloon as it blows up.
Balloon 2
1. Add salt into the bottle Using a funnel
2. pour Soda Water into the bottle using a funnel
3. Put the balloon onto the bottle
Balloon 3
1. Add yeast into the bottle by using a funnel
2. Add sugar into the bottle using a funnel.
3. Pour warm water into the bottle
4. Put the balloon onto the bottle
Findings:
Balloon 1
( 3 tsp baking soda, ½ cup vinegar)
|
Balloon 2
( 3 tsp salt, ½ cup soda)
|
Balloon 3
( 2 tsp yeast, 1 tsp sugar )
| |
Balloon Size (cm)
| 10.6cm | 5.5cm | 5.1cm |
Bubbles
| Small Amount | Medium Amount | Large Amount |
Conclusion: At the end of this experiment Balloon 1 is the biggest by far and Balloon 3 is the smallest, in fact, it didn't even blow up at all it just stayed the way it was even though the yeast at the bottom of the bottle was rising a lot. When we added the baking soda to balloon 1 shot up straight away, but when we added water to the sugar and the yeast the ballon didn't budge but a few minutes later the brown yeast started foaming up, whereas the others started looking like lemonade.
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