Have you ever wondered what happens to all the water after the snow of a heavy snow storm melts? There is actually a lot less water contained in snow than you might think. Have a look at the following science experiment:
Topics covered
Snow
What will I need?
SNOW
GLASS JAR
Procedure (Method)
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How does it work?
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The snow is ice crystals with a lot of air trapped in between them. When it melts the trapped air escapes as the ice or ‘snow’ becomes water and your container has a lot less ‘water’ inside.
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