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Discussion The balloon expanded when hot water was added into the container, heat transferred from the surroundings (hot water) to the system (the air inside the bottle and balloon). Observation

Discussion The balloon expanded when hot water was added into the container, heat transferred from the surroundings (hot water) to the system (the air inside the bottle and balloon). Observation

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Experiment #1 First law of Thermodynamics Objective To determine the first law of Thermodynamics Apparatus Hot water, bucket, plastic bottle, balloon Procedure 1. Boil the water with the help of electric kettle. 2. Pour the boiling water into the bucket (the plastics bottle is inside the bucket with the balloon is placed in the opening of the plastic bottle.) 3. Wait for a minutes to see the result. Discussion The balloon expanded when hot water was added into the container, heat transferred from the surroundings (hot water) to the system (the air inside the bottle and balloon). Observation Conclusion Picture
Transcribed Image Text:Experiment #1 First law of Thermodynamics Objective To determine the first law of Thermodynamics Apparatus Hot water, bucket, plastic bottle, balloon Procedure 1. Boil the water with the help of electric kettle. 2. Pour the boiling water into the bucket (the plastics bottle is inside the bucket with the balloon is placed in the opening of the plastic bottle.) 3. Wait for a minutes to see the result. Discussion The balloon expanded when hot water was added into the container, heat transferred from the surroundings (hot water) to the system (the air inside the bottle and balloon). Observation Conclusion Picture
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