1. Evaporation Of Liquids
Jasmine Crum
1st period
Physical science

2. Topic Question
Do all liquids evaporate at the same time?

3. Hypothesis
If each liquid had the same amount and were placed at the same temperature, then they should evaporate at the same time.

4. Materials
Water
Orange Juice
Alcohol
Nail Polish Remover

5. Experimental Procedure
Poured ½ cup into each cup
Put each cup in a room temperature room
Observed how much each liquid evaporated each day for 5 days

6. Variables Independent Variable: amount of poured into each cup
Dependent Variable: the liquids used

7. The Experiment

8. Data & Observations Day Water Orange Juice Nail Polish Remover Alcohol1
½ cup 2
1/3 cup 3
¼ cup 4
1 tbs. 5

9. Conclusion
My hypothesis was not supported because all of the liquids did not evaporate at the same rate. Over the course of 5 days, nail polish remover evaporated the fastest, alcohol next, water, and then orange juice. All the liquid started with ½ cup, by the 5th day water evaporated down to 1/3 cup, alcohol went to ¼ cup, orange juice didn’t evaporate at all, and nail polish remover evaporated to 1 tbs.