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This video is about how to get water level rise up in a jar against gravity. You need a clear glass/plastic jar, candle, water and color to add more interesting. Burning candle rises the water level upside against gravity. Its a awesome science projects / experiments for kids to do at home.
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There is multiple things happening behind this burning candle rising water level experiments, but 2 are most important reason.
1-The air in the bottle/ flasks expands and forces its way out of the bottle because of candle flame. Once oxygen in consumed, flame goes off, air cools inside the bottle/flasks. Air contracts and creates vacuum inside. This creates lower pressure inside the bottle than outside and the greater pressure outside the bottle suck the water level up side. .
2-Candle flame burn the oxygen inside bottle / flasks. It use more volume of oxygen to burn and produce less volume of CO2 or other burning side products. Which create a high volume inside bottle which sucks boiled egg in it
See the investigative video by channel named "The King of Random" and video title is"Why Does a Candle Make Water Rise?" I cannot provide link here due to some reason.
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“How do kids learn best?” This is one common question all caring parents including me as DAD of twins boys always have. The best answers is “Learning by Doing”.
Curiosity—Why? How? What? Kids are born with curiosity and highly curious about the world around them. All parents knows that kids begin to ask lots of “why” questions. Like why water become solid in freezer? We can feed this curiosity and inspire kids to do real science by providing tools to help them engage in science discovery for themselves. When we ignore to their curiosity, it goes otherwise. And these tools can be as simple as water, egg, ice etc in house. Just make every day a learning day, you do not need to be a scientist to answer little question. Kids are always fully engaged in questioning, observing, testing, thinking, and learning. They are in a sense “doing science” when digging in the dirt, playing with balls, picking colorful stones, leaves etc,
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