Question

write an experiment to prove greenhouse effect on temperature?

Answer 1

An experiment to prove the greenhouse effect on temperature is as follows -

• Aim: To show the greenhouse effect on temperature.
• Apparatus: 2 glass bottles, 2 corks, 2 thermometers, vinegar, high voltage lamp, baking soda.
• Procedure:
• 1. We will have to take 100ml of vinegar and 1 tablespoon of baking soda in a bottle and close its mouth with a cork.
• 2. We will have to insert the thermometer into the bottle through the cork such that the bulb of the thermometer does not touch the material in the bottle.
• 3. We will have to insert another thermometer inside the empty bottle through the cork.
• 4. We will have to keep the two bottles opposite to a high voltage bulb such that both the bottles receive the same amount of heat.
• 5. We will have to note down the initial and final temperatures and record the temperatures for over an hour.
• Observation:
• 1. We will observe that the vinegar and baking soda in the first bottle will react with each other to produce CO2.
• 2. This CO2 will absorb and retain more heat from the bulb than normal air in the second bottle.
• Inference: This experiment shows that the greenhouse effect (greenhouse gases such as CO2 ) increases the temperature of the earth.

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Answer 2

Answer:

AIM:

The goal is to demonstrate the greenhouse effect on temperature.

MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Two glass bottles, two corks, two thermometers, vinegar, baking soda, and a high voltage lamp .

PROCEDURE:

1. Fill a bottle with 100ml of vinegar and a table spoon of baking soda and close the mouth with a cork.

2. Insert the thermometer through the cork so that the bulb of the thermometer does not come into contact with the material in the bottle. 3. Insert another thermometer through the cork into the empty bottle.

4. Place these two bottles opposite a high voltage bulb so that they both receive the same amount of heat.

5. Take down the initial temperatures and keep track of them for an hour.

OBSERVATION:

. We can see that the vinegar and baking soda in the first bottle react and produce CO2.

2. This CO2 absorbs and retains more heat from the bulb than the second bottle's normal air.

INFERENCE:

This demonstrates that the greenhouse effect (greenhouse gases such as CO2) raises the earth's temperature

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