Notes From Science Notebook

Question 0

In the experiment we did in lesson 6 about the water in the bottle, what did the molecules do?

Answer 0

They transferred from hot to cold and then they condensed on the side of the bottle.

Question 1

List the 5 ingredients that are needed for making clouds.

Answer 1

Evaporation, warm rising air, dust particles, condensation of water, and air pressure

Question 2

List the three states of matter.

Answer 2

solid, liquid, gas

Question 3

What type of water can you not see?

Answer 3

gaseous water (Water in its evaporation phase)

Question 4

In the lesson 6 experiment we did, what happened to the warm air that contained water vapor? What happened to the molecules?

Answer 4

It hit the cooler bottle, transferring the energy from the warm water molecules to the bottle. They lose their energy and change back to liquid (condensation)

Question 5

What does air pressure help to create?

Answer 5

The constant weather changes that people experience such as wind, temperature, and clouds.

Question 6

What are clouds?

Answer 6

In simple terms, clouds are visible masses of billions of tiny droplets of water or ice crystals that have condensed around small particles (dust/smoke) in the atmosphere.

Question 7

Do clouds form under high pressure or low pressure?

Answer 7

low pressure

Question 8

When do clouds form?

Answer 8

Clouds form when water vapor from warm rising air condenses as the air expands in low pressure conditions, or when warm and cold air meet.