Monday, May 3

Dancing Raisins

Tanner came to our class to teach us how to do the dancing raisins experiment. We needed a bottle of soft drink and some raisins. First we tipped out half of the lemonade and then we added the raisins and we watched what happened.
The bubbles clung to the raisins and then they rose up to the surface. The carbon dioxide gas inside the bottle acted like a lifejacket. Once the raisins reached the surface, the bubbles burst and the raisin sank back down to the bottom.
It was fascinating to watch...thanks Tanner for explaining the process to us.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

OUR CLASS IS LUCKY THAT WE HAD TANNER COME INTO OUR CLASS TO TEACH US THE DANCING RAISINS EXPERIMENT. THAT EXPERIMENT WAS COOL!!!!

Anonymous said...

wow room7 those dancing raisins look really cool maybe you guy's could come and show us one day
from Connor

Anonymous said...

wow room7 those dancing raisins look really cool maybe you guy's could come and show us one day
from Connor