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    Mountain Dew Point

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    The document is about condensation and dew points. It discusses an experiment using wax paper and water droplets to demonstrate condensation. The experiment shows that when water droplets come close together they join to form larger droplets, relating to how condensation forms on surfaces like the outside of a cold drink. The experiment reveals that water vapor condensing into liquid water is needed to form clouds and demonstrates how variables like temperature and humidity affect condensation.

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    The document is about condensation and dew points. It discusses an experiment using wax paper and water droplets to demonstrate condensation. The experiment shows that when water droplets come close together they join to form larger droplets, relating to how condensation forms on surfaces like the outside of a cold drink. The experiment reveals that water vapor condensing into liquid water is needed to form clouds and demonstrates how variables like temperature and humidity affect condensation.

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    The document is about condensation and dew points. It discusses an experiment using wax paper and water droplets to demonstrate condensation. The experiment shows that when water droplets come close together they join to form larger droplets, relating to how condensation forms on surfaces like the outside of a cold drink. The experiment reveals that water vapor condensing into liquid water is needed to form clouds and demonstrates how variables like temperature and humidity affect condensation.

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    Mountain Dew Point

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    The document is about condensation and dew points. It discusses an experiment using wax paper and water droplets to demonstrate condensation. The experiment shows that when water droplets come close together they join to form larger droplets, relating to how condensation forms on surfaces like the outside of a cold drink. The experiment reveals that water vapor condensing into liquid water is needed to form clouds and demonstrates how variables like temperature and humidity affect condensation.

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    Name _______________

    Period _______

    Mountain Dew Point

    Condensation the change of state from a _______ to a _______

    Dew Point the ___________ at which a _________ condenses into a __________

    1. What forms on the outside of the cup filled with ice water?
    2. Why does that happen?

    3. When you leave a bottle of soda out in the sun why do droplets form on the inside
    of the bottle?

    4. How does that relate to the water cycle?

    Experiment

    Supplies – piece of wax paper, eye dropper, water

    Use the eye dropper to place several drops of water on wax paper (spread out).

    1. What can you observe about your water drops?

    2. What happens when water droplets come close to each other?

    3. How does this relate to condensation?

    4. What do we absolutely need to form clouds?

    5. What variables of condensation have we discovered here?

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