Explain atmospheric pressure with the help of an activity by using rubber
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Explanation:
When we press the rubber on a flat ,smooth, surface , its concave rubber cup gets flattened to a large extent, pushing out most of the air from beneath it. Since very little air remains inside the flattened rubber ,therefore the air pressure inside the rubber becomes very low.
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Aim:
- To indicate the presence of atmospheric pressure
Apparatus Required:
- two old-fashioned rubber-and-wood-stick plungers.
Procedure:
- Stick the two plungers together. You might need to get the rims wet first.
- Try separating them.
Observation:
- Completing the separation is much harder.
- When you rammed the two plungers together, you forced out the air from the cavity that the insides made when they were pushed together.
- This air being forced out caused the air pressure inside to be much lower than that outside.
Inference:
- This indicates the presence of atmospheric pressure
- As higher air pressure always pushes, it kept the two plungers together.
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