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Kia Ora bloggers, Yesterday in science, we did a science experiment about paper clips. We learned how they float onto the water and how you have to use a special method. We conducted an intriguing experiment involving paper clips. We explored the fascinating concept of surface tension and observed how these seemingly simple objects can float on water. Through careful application of specific techniques, we were able to manipulate the physics at play. It was a valuable experience that deepened our understanding of hydrodynamics. We used a method of placing the paperclip gently onto the paper towel. then lowered it slowly into the circle of water and slowly, unplaced the paper clip of the paper towel into the water. It took some tries to get it in, but luckily for me I had it done the first time. Then we had some soapy water. The soapy water eliminated the paper clip from floating and made it sink into the water.

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Kia Ora, Everyone in science today has been doing a science experiment: We experimented the difference between splashing the water onto the coin and then putting it slowly onto the coin. We eventually counted the drops as we went. There were other members of my group, Athea and Carleigh. They wrote the answers on the worksheet as I carried on dropping solution A, B, C, D, and water. I committed to getting this science experiment done. Because eventually we were going to have to blog it like today, otherwise I would have had no information to share on my blog. That’s what I call not doing the work I was supposed to do. I helped my other classmates figure out how to do the experiment. Science has a meaning and part of that meaning is to commit to the experiment you have been given.. I liked this experiment because it was a fun way to work well with my group members. We also worked well together, showing respect and resilience. Thank you for reading my article and looking at my science experiment.

Solution Test 1 Test 2 Average drops
A 30 34 32.0
B 27 59 43.0
C 25 29 27.0
D 27 31 29.0
Water 50 46 48.0

 

 

 

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