Soap and Bottle Observations and Questions P6 by

Brendan Perry

Br3ndan26 — 2025-03-14 16:26:08 UTC

It boils up during the hot but goes back in the bottle when it's cold

How does that happen?

Teagan

kraust1 — 2025-03-14 16:26:23 UTC

I notice that when you put the bottle in the hot water it makes all of the bubbles go out of the bottle and when it gets in the cold all of the bubbles go back into the bottle

how does that work?

bella

2025-03-14 16:26:28 UTC

I notice that when you out the can in the hot water the bubble grow and get higher but when you put in in the cold water is sucks back in the bubbles. the bubbles grown and shrink.

2025-03-14 16:29:48 UTC

I wonder what will happen if you put it in water that is warm and cool. Like about perfect, 50 degrees.

griffin

leeg43 — 2025-03-14 16:30:21 UTC

i notice that the bubbles go down and sink in the cold water. in the hot water the bubbles rise and some of them pop.

Bouyant Bannana

2025-03-14 16:31:44 UTC

I noticed that in the cold water the bubbles go down.

Also when it goes in the hot it rises up.

what would happen if you started it in the cold let it sit then put it in the hot area

In the hot a lot of little bubbles and some bigger bubbles.

jack

2025-03-14 16:31:47 UTC

the bubbles go up when the bottle gets hotter. when the bottle is colder the bubbles go down. i wonder if that means hail storms form better in the heat because every thing expanses. i wonder if the air does the same thing or it just does that with bubbles.

Observations.

2025-03-14 16:31:48 UTC

When she put the bottle with bubbles on it in the hot water the bubbles started to flow out of the bottle a lot and got bigger. And when she put the bottle in the cold water the bubbles went back into the bottle and like got a lot smaller than when they were in the hot water.

2025-03-14 16:32:02 UTC

I notice that the bubbles on the cold side gets sucked in while the hot is creating more bubbles.

asher

lopeza69 — 2025-03-14 16:32:06 UTC

When in hot the bubbles expand.

When in cold the bubbles retract.

I wonder what if you just didn't take it out.

Caitlin

2025-03-14 16:32:27 UTC

I notice that when the bottle goes into the hot water the soap bubbles, and when it goes into the cold water the bubbles go back into the bottle.

brogan

2025-03-14 16:32:36 UTC

i see when the cup goes into the in the heat it makes some bubbles pop but just make them rise and it is the opisite for when you put it in the cold

Kate Zitani

2025-03-14 16:32:48 UTC

Observations: the bubble get sucked into the bottle when it is cold

the bubble expanded when it was in the hot water

Questions: Why does it get sucked in when it is cold and the oppisite when it is cold?

Lucy

maccolll — 2025-03-14 16:33:16 UTC

I noticed that when you put the bottle into the really warm the bubbles get higher. And when it is in the cold water the bubbles start to sink
I wonder if this means that when it is hot then the hail starts to get higher and higher meaning it falls

Campbell

2025-03-14 16:33:17 UTC

I notice that it boils up a lot and when it goes into the cold water it disappears. I wonder why the bubbles disappear when it goes in the cold water.

Fritz Muench

muenchf — 2025-03-14 16:33:43 UTC

When you put the bottle in the hot water the air rises. When you put it in the cold the water goes back in. Why does it go back in when it is in the cold water. Why does the air in the hot water rise.

Ethan

zhonge2 — 2025-03-14 16:34:15 UTC

I noticed that when the bottle came in contact with the hot water the bubbles came out and when it came in contact with the cold water it gone back in

Max

2025-03-14 16:34:20 UTC

When the bottle comes in contact with the hot water all of the bubbles start to rise, but when it comes in contact with the cold water the bubbles retract back into the bottle.

How far down can the bubbles go in the cold?

How high can the bubbles go?

Ranya

2025-03-14 16:34:40 UTC

Observations:

The bubbles expand in the hot water and shrink in the cold water.

The bubbles are in a Pepsi bottle.

Wonders:

How do the bubbles grow?

Does the hot water increase the amount of gas particles?

Does the bottle fog up in the hot water?

Lyra Devlin

devlinly — 2025-03-14 16:34:50 UTC

Observations :When the bottle is in cold water the bubble gets sucked into the cup.

The bubble in the hot water increases in size,

Questions : How does it happen?

why does the bubble rise once it is in the hot water?

jack cordes

cordesj5 — 2025-03-14 16:36:01 UTC

I wonder what will happen if its in the hot water for a long time

I wonder how hot is really has to be to lift the bubbles up exactly

Sofi

2025-03-14 16:37:05 UTC

Ob= I notice that the steam is going into the top, so that is what I think is blowing up the bubbles

Qu= why does the cold water affect the bubbles?

divya

pateld40 — 2025-03-14 16:37:31 UTC

When the bottle goes in the hot water, the bubbles spill over the bottle's top. The particles are expanding.

The bubbles are all different shapes and sizes.

When the bottle goes in the cold water, all of the bubbles go back into the bottle. The particles become more packed together.

I wonder how putting room temperature water in the bottle would affect the bubbles.