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Finn Henry

• January 25, 2010
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  Science Experiment

  Posted: January 26th, 2010, 5:04pm MST by Mark

  Finn wanted to do a science experiment, so we did this one.

  Our question: Will a balloon float when it has water and air in it.

  Equipment: Yellow party balloon, funnel and water

  Prediction: It would float

  Method: put water in the balloon with the funnel. Blow some more air into the balloon. Put the balloon in the basin with some water.

  Observation: Yes, it floated.

  Conclusion: A balloon with water and air is lighter than water.

  The end.