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1. Simulate the concept of a sea breeze

1. Simulate the concept of a sea breeze

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134746241
Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Simulating a Sea Breeze Objectives: 1. Simulate the concept of a sea breeze 2. Explain the basic concept of breeze Materials: Stove top or hot plate, ice, sand, candle, two equal-sized metal pans Procedure: Note: Be careful 1. Pour sand into one of the pans and heat it for five minutes. 2. While sand is heating up, light a candle and place it near the heated sand. Blow to extinguish its flame. Observe the smoke of the candle. 3. Put ice on the second pan. Get the heated pan of sand from the stove top in using the stove top. Make sure to wear thick mittens or gloves when you handle the mctal and put the two pans side by side. pans.
Transcribed Image Text:Simulating a Sea Breeze Objectives: 1. Simulate the concept of a sea breeze 2. Explain the basic concept of breeze Materials: Stove top or hot plate, ice, sand, candle, two equal-sized metal pans Procedure: Note: Be careful 1. Pour sand into one of the pans and heat it for five minutes. 2. While sand is heating up, light a candle and place it near the heated sand. Blow to extinguish its flame. Observe the smoke of the candle. 3. Put ice on the second pan. Get the heated pan of sand from the stove top in using the stove top. Make sure to wear thick mittens or gloves when you handle the mctal and put the two pans side by side. pans.
4. Light a candle again. Blow to extinguish its flame. Hold it near the two pans. Observe the direction of movement of the candle smoke. Questions: 1. What happened to the smoke when the second procedure was done? 2. What happened when the fourth procedure was conducted? Describe the movement of the smoke above the pan with ice and the pan with heated sand. 3. How is the concept of sea breeze shown in this activity?
Transcribed Image Text:4. Light a candle again. Blow to extinguish its flame. Hold it near the two pans. Observe the direction of movement of the candle smoke. Questions: 1. What happened to the smoke when the second procedure was done? 2. What happened when the fourth procedure was conducted? Describe the movement of the smoke above the pan with ice and the pan with heated sand. 3. How is the concept of sea breeze shown in this activity?
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