Hands-on-experiments for grade 6
Does air has mass / weight? We know that matter is a substance that occupy space and has mass. To prove air is a matter we need to prove that air occupy space and air has mass. Materials required: Three balloons Thread Ruler Pin Procedure: Fill one balloon with air. (Balloon filled with air inflate the balloon which shows […]
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Intermolecular Space The space between the molecules of any substance or matter is known as intermolecular space. Materials required: Wooden block or any solid object Water Glasses Salt Spoon Colour Procedure: Put your finger inside the solid wooden block. Put ink on the wooden block, it will remain on the top. You cannot. As there
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HOW TO MEASURE THE DIAMETER OF A SPHERICAL BALL How to measure the diameter and radius of a spherical ball very easily. Materials required: Scale Spherical ball 2 wooden blocks Pen and paper Procedure: Keep the ball in between 2 wooden blocks, so that both the wooden block should touch the ball. Keep the scale
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