SCIENCE WEEK DAY-2 EXPERIMENTATION CLASS-7






































Learners of DAVPS Cambridge International performed experimentation as a part of science week celebration. They have been guided with following experiments which they performed in class timings  

1. To investigate how does temperature affect the rate of diffusion ( group-1)
Material required - Glass, ink (Red or blue), water (cold, normal, hot), stop watch
Procedure
·       Pour water (hot, cold, and normal in three glasses)
·       Put 4 drops of ink in three glasses of water
·       start the stopwatch and stop the stopwatch when the ink fully diffuse in water
·       Note the readings and make the observation table
·      Draw a graph
 2. To perform the reaction between Acetic acid with sodium bicarbonate and test for carbon dioxide (group-2)
Material required - Plastic Bottle, Vinegar, Baking soda, Match stick
Procedure
·       Take the plastic bottle
·       Pour vinegar and then baking soda
·       Close the lid of plastic bottle
·       use match stick and observe if it extinguish
·      Note your observations in observation table
·      Write the conclusion and chemical reaction involved.

3. To investigate which surface of leaf has most stomata (Group-3)
Material required - Fresh green leaf , Glass bowl, warm water
Procedure
·       Take the glass bowl and put some warm water
·       Push the leaf in water
·       observe the appearance of bubbles
·       count the no. of bubbles on both surface
·      Note your observations in observation table

4. Investigating the lung capacity be measuring the volume of air you can push out of your lungs(Group-4)
Material required - Plastic Bottle (3L), Marker, water, bowl, tube 
Procedure
·       Mark a scale on plastic bottle with marker
·       Fill the bottle to the very top with water
·       Put water in a large bowl until it is about half full.
·       Turn the bottle upside down
·       Slide a piece of tubing in the bottle . Take a deep breath in and breathe out  it will push the water out.
·       Measure your lung capacity


Learners enthusiastically participated and given results and conclusions 

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