Air Pressure Inquiry Investigation 8, Part 1

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Air Pressure Inquiry Investigation 8, Part 1 Air Pressure and Wind TG-p. 245-259 Air Pressure Inquiry Investigation 8, Part 1

Syringes and Pressure Remember the activity with the syringes and tubing Describe the investigation The air was compressed when the plunger was squeezed The blue foam cube became smaller because the air inside it was compressed TG-260 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Air-Pressure Inquiry Plastic jar that is tightly closed The inside glass is half filled with water A stopper with tubing is pushed tightly into the glass bottle TG-260 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Pressure in a Jar What do you think will happen to the water in the tube when I squeeze the jar? Record your predictions in your ISN. TG-260 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Gently Squeeze the Jar… What happens to the water level in the tube? Surprised? Water level in tube goes down!! Explain why this happens! TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Water molecules can not be squeezed closer together - it’s a liquid Results Air molecules are squeezed closer together When you squeeze the plastic jar… TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45 Water molecules can not be squeezed closer together - it’s a liquid

Results Why does the water in the tube go down when you push on the sides of the plastic jar? When you squeeze the plastic jar… TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

The volume in the plastic jar is less Why it happens… Increases the pressure in the plastic jar Molecules have less room to move around so they bang into each other and the sides of the jar more often When you squeeze the plastic jar… TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45 The volume in the plastic jar is less

The air inside the top of the glass bottle is also compressed Air takes up less room leaving an empty space in the glass bottle Which can not change its shape Why it happens… When you squeeze the plastic jar… TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45 The air inside the top of the glass bottle is also compressed

Why it happens… When the volume of air in the glass bottle is compressed The water flows down the straw to fill the empty space When you squeeze the plastic jar… TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Question 2- Page 45(LB) Decreased the volume in plastic jar and increased air pressure Air in the glass bottle is compressed - leaving an empty space in the glass bottle Water flowed from the tube to fill the space previously filled with air in the glass bottle TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Question 3- Page 45 (LB) There would be less pressure Air in the glass bottle would expand Pushing the water up the tube TG-261 Student lab Notebooks P. 45

Multimedia Gas in a syringe simulation Compare the syringe system to the pressure indicator. TG-262 CR-ROM -Gas in a Syringe- Matter and Energy Section

Density What happened to the volume? It decreased What happened to the number of molecules? Stayed the same. TG-262

Density If the number of molecules stayed the same, what happened to the total mass of the molecules? It stayed the same. If the volume decreased and the mass stayed the same, what happened to the density of the air? The density increased TG-262

Reading Starting on page 48 of your resource book read “What is Air Pressure” TG-262 Student Resource Book P.48-52 TG-Teacher Answer Master- P.407

What Is Pressure? Atmosphere is composed of air A column of air 1cm square has a mass of 1.2 Kg Atmospheric Pressure: the force applied by the air above you Molecules have mass so they are pulled to Earth by gravity Kinetic energy helps us live with pressure Atmospheric pressure acts with equal force in every direction

Barometer Measures air pressure Baro- means pressure -meter- means measure TG-263 Student Resource Book P.48-52 TG-Teacher Answer Master- P.407

Mercury Barometer Long glass tube filled with mercury, placed in a dish of mercury Force of air on the surface of mercury pushes the column of mercury up the tube Although mercury is very toxic, what is the advantage? Very accurate TG-263

Aneroid Barometer How does an aneroid barometer work? As pressure changes, a spring will coil and uncoil and give us a reading in millibars What is the advantage? Small and compact TG-263

Units Bars Millibar (mb) Used to measure air pressure Equal to the pressure exerted by air in the atmosphere at sea level Millibar (mb) Unit used to measure atmospheric pressure 1/1000 of a bar average sea-level air pressure = 1013 mb TG-263

Response Sheet-Air Pressure and Wind Pull out page 47 of your lab book and answer the question. TG-263 Student Lab Notebook P.47