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InstructionsThings You'll Need:
  • Beaker
  • 2 liter plastic bottle
  • Scissors or razor blade
  • Ring stand
  • Rubber stopper
  • Rubber tubing
  • Wax pencil
  • Water
  • Food coloring
  1. Cut off the bottom of a two liter plastic bottle with a pair of scissors or a utility knife.

  2. Draw a line with a wax pencil just above the bottom edge of the top half of the

    the two liter plastic bottle.

  3. 3

    Unscrew the cap on the bottle and insert a rubber stopper in its place. Feed the vinyl tubing into the hole in the top of the rubber stopper and use the clamp to clamp the tube on the same side as the opening of the bottle.

  4. Turn the plastic upside down and insert it into the ring on the ring stand while putting the other end of the tubing into the beaker.

  5. Fill the bottle with water up to the line you drew in Step 2 and add food coloring to color the water.

  6. Loosen the clamp enough to allow a steady drip of water to run into the beaker while using your other hand to start timing with a stop watch. Use the wax pencil to mark the water level every 10 minutes.

  7. Pour the water out of the beaker and into the plastic container that is positioned in the ring stand and repeat the drip process. Mark the water level every five minutes this time.

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