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I met an experiment on youtube, where a man creates a cloud in a bottle. Do density of such cloud depends on pressure inside the bottle before opening? If yes, how?Here is a link!
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That is the meaning of my experiment. I will measure the light passing through cloud depending on density of cloud, but I don't know how to measure densitymfb said:If it is not too thick: Measure the amount of light that passes through?
A portable cloud in a bottle is a small, hand-held device that creates a miniaturized version of a cloud inside a bottle.
A portable cloud in a bottle works by using a combination of water, air, and pressure to create a cloud-like formation inside the bottle. The device typically has a pump or valve that allows the user to control the amount of air and pressure inside the bottle, which affects the formation of the cloud.
The purpose of a portable cloud in a bottle is to demonstrate the process of cloud formation in a simple and interactive way. It can also be used as a teaching tool for weather and science education.
No, a portable cloud in a bottle cannot create real clouds. It only creates a small, temporary cloud-like formation inside the bottle.
Yes, a portable cloud in a bottle is safe to use as long as it is used according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer. However, it is important to avoid inhaling the contents of the bottle, as it may contain chemicals or other substances that could be harmful.