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Welcome to Weekend Science! Every Saturday we¡¦re going to guide you through some cool experiments that you can do at home. It¡¦s a good idea for you to keep a record of what you do in a Science Journal. That way you can record what you learn, compare results and maybe use them to design new experiments! Remember to always ask a grown-up¡¦s permission before trying out an experiment.
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By John Phillips
STAFF WRITER
Saturday, May 02, 2009, Page 13
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Hot on the heels of last week¡¦s fun water prank, this week¡¦s experiment doubles as a nifty party trick. Today you¡¦ll learn how to put a banana into a bottle without touching either of them. As usual it¡¦s not all fun and games ¡X there¡¦s plenty of science involved. Warning: Do not attempt this experiment if you do not have permission to use boiling water.
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What you will need: an empty glass bottle, a dishcloth, a funnel, a kettle and a banana.
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METHOD-OLOGY
Step 1: Put the funnel into the bottle and half-fill it with boiling water from the kettle. Take out the funnel and then wrap a dishcloth around the bottle. Swirl the water around the bottle until the entire bottle is hot.
Step 2: Peel the banana and eat half of it. Quickly pour the water out of the bottle and put the pointed end of the banana in the neck of the bottle. Don¡¦t force it in too hard ¡X just make sure it forms an airtight seal.
Step 3: After a couple of seconds the banana will get sucked into the bottle. If the experiment doesn¡¦t work the first time, adjust the variables (bottle size, banana size and water temperature) until it works.
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WHY IT WORKS
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As you might have guessed, air pressure is key to this experiment. By adding hot water to the bottle you heat the glass. When the water is removed, the air inside the bottle is heated up. The hot air expands and some of it leaves the bottle.
When you put the banana in the neck, the air inside the bottle cools down, lowering the air pressure. Because the air pressure in the room is higher than the pressure in the bottle, the banana is pushed into the bottle.
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REAL LIFE APPLICATION
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Air pressure is fundamental to human survival. When you breathe, your lung capacity expands, and air pressure forces air into your lungs. Without air pressure, the respiratory system would cease to function.
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