Design and perform an experiment that characterizes the interactions of liquid droplets with different surfaces. Post pictures, data and graphs that document your experiment.
Dish soap on tin foil.
Vegetable oil on tin foil.
Vegetable oil on Styrofoam.
Nail polish remover on tin foil.
Nail polish remover on Styrofoam.
Hydrogen peroxide on tin foil.
Hydrogen peroxide on Styrofoam.
Water on tin foil.
Water on Styrofoam.
Picture of all liquids on tin foil.
I observed how they spread out.
Liquids: | Styrofoam | Tin foil |
Dish soap | More spread out | Stayed in same spot |
Vegetable oil | Very spread out | Spread out little bit |
Nail polish remover | Spreadable and into other liquids | Very spreadable |
Hydrogen peroxide | Bubbled | Spread out bubble |
Water | Ran into others | Spread out bubble |
On a scale of 1 to 10 which spread out the most.
Dish soap | 1 | 1 |
Vegetable oil | 6 | 3 |
Nail polish | 7 | 5 |
Hydrogen peroxide | 3 | 7 |
Water | 10 | 10 |
Graph:
Conclusion : After looking at the liquids on the different liquids I noticed that if the liquid is more dense, the liquid is less likely to spread out. If the liquid was less dense, the liquid would spread out more.
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