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The Power of Air – Sick Science! #029

The Power of Air – Sick Science! #029

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We’ve taught you the water absorbing secret behind the polymer inside diapers, but did you know that a Diaper Genie bag is a great way to demonstrate some properties of air? That’s right! That plastic smell-shield isn’t just for odor defense any longer. Now you can use the thin plastic bag to show Bernoulli’s Principle and amaze your friends.

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5 responses to “The Power of Air – Sick Science! #029”

  1. Maddy

    Burnillios principal i learned that last year in 5 grade but she got wind bags

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  2. Mannimarco, King of Worms

    I think that it is caused by the atmosphere being  drawn into the bag and doubling the one breath that was blown into the bag.

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  3. oh really?

    A air stick really? DISLIKE

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  4. Abigayle Hansen

    NOT THE SCIENCE EXPERIMENT,but the person who said,"A air bag, really".Oh and it's supposed to be AN air bag.
      

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  5. Albert Qin

    The fast moving air close to the bag where you are blowing creates a low pressure area near the opening of the bag – Bernoulli's Principle, and air gets sucked into that low pressure area.

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