Thanks so much!!! This helped me immensely... I had no idea how I was going to figure out the volume of my balloon for this experiment I have to do for chem. Thanks again!!
Thanks for the comment - you are of course correct. Due to this fact (and a couple of others) we're only measuring an approximation of the volume, but given the orders of magnitude we're dealing with, I classed the errors as acceptable.
Well, this video contains maths but it does not contain physics at all... When the balloon is sunk, the pressure of the water makes it smaller (as the air is coercible). So You do not measure it's real volume...
nice!!! very creative
kokokoWhateva 1 month ago
good thinking!
silverkobo 7 months ago
Hi dude, I just used this for my IB Extended Essay. I am going to cite this video in my bibliography So again Thanks! Good one
realdeadman321 8 months ago
Thanks so much!!! This helped me immensely... I had no idea how I was going to figure out the volume of my balloon for this experiment I have to do for chem. Thanks again!!
littlelionwannabe 1 year ago
A really fun experiment. I did this with my 6-yr-old daughter as part of her science fair exhibit.
srkeegan 2 years ago
this is a pretty decent way to find the volume
i did something like this to find the gas constant and it came out to be only .1 away from the actual value
myzeppelinisled 2 years ago
Thanks for the comment - you are of course correct. Due to this fact (and a couple of others) we're only measuring an approximation of the volume, but given the orders of magnitude we're dealing with, I classed the errors as acceptable.
maycontainmaths 3 years ago
:D Touche.
bigsisluvslilbro 2 years ago
Well, this video contains maths but it does not contain physics at all... When the balloon is sunk, the pressure of the water makes it smaller (as the air is coercible). So You do not measure it's real volume...
TencekTube 3 years ago