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Title of the Experience
Thermal expansion of a liquid
Name of the student
6A
Country where it took place
Romania
School typology
Lower Secondary School
Thematic Area
Physics
Experience typology
Teaching in class, Laboratory
Type of Experience
Difficulty
Description of the Experience
Physics I do not really like, because sometimes do not understand some lessons and are too difficult and also because we have too few laboratory activities.
Also the laboratory experiments are difficult, but at least are interesting and from which we can learn more.
I remember one of the experiments I did at physics, in which I experienced thermal expansion of a liquid. This experiment impressed and pleased me very much. After this experiment we noticed how the water column with potassium permanganate climb and then goes down. First down, because, for the first time, the Erlenmeyer heats dilating, and so leaves the space to go down, but immediately after the water warms up quickly in colorful glass tube.
The materials used for the experiment was: Petri dish, Erlenmeyer flask, rubber stopper, hole, orifice tube glass capillary water with potassium parchment.

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