All things being equal , not necessarily, if one had staging rockets(Parks Plastics mad etwo-stage water rockets, a back-pressure valve controlled staging, maybe. the larger the rocket the greater the payload capacity-what it can lift, not necessarily the range. It"s like batteries the combinartion of cells produces, not the volume of one bigbatter whic wouyld only produc e l.5 volts!
the right amount of water to put in a bottle rocket so it will fly high is 70 milliliters
yes because a heavy rocket will not go high yes because a heavy rocket will not go high
As boats travel or sail on the sea, they move from areas of low temperatures ( high presure zone ) to high temperatures (low pressure). Therefore, areas of high have instatability in waves movement of the water whiles low pressure area have stable waves movement of water hence, ensures smooth navigation....................... this answer is from samuel and miipot from UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, WINNEBA-GHANA
its nothing like diffusion actually diffusion is when water goes from a high concentrated area to a low concentrated area.
Sometimes figuring out the question itself is a fun little guessing game. My guess here is that you're talking about those water/air powered rockets, where you fill the rocket partway with water, then attach it to a pump and pump air into it to pressurize it. When the rocket is released, it will shoot high into the air. If you try the same thing without the water, the rocket will barely clear the launcher; it might go a couple of inches high if you're lucky.The reason it works so much better with the water is simple: reaction mass. Newton's Third Law says that F=ma. The "a" is more or less the same in each case and has to do with the pressure, but the "m" is a lot higher for water (about 1 g/ml) than it is for air (about 0.0013 g/ml). This means the force generated by the water/air mix is about 800 times greater than for just air.
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At high elevations, the force of gravity becomes less.
If you have leaks in a water bottle rocket, the pressure will quickly escape along with the water and the rocket won't be able to reach as high an altitude as a rocket without leaks.
the right amount of water to put in a bottle rocket so it will fly high is 70 milliliters
yes because a heavy rocket will not go high yes because a heavy rocket will not go high
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You could use other non compressible liquids. You really are using the air trapped in the rocket as the energy source. The water compresses the air to very high levels and then is pushed back out the enf of your rocket.
the water goes up
the best psi for launching a bottle rocket high is 65 psi because usually you want it to go high without a big chance of exploding in you face
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They affect the river by changing the temperature of the water, if the pH levels are high then the water is warmer and if the pH levels are low then the water is cold.
Pure water has a pH=7.High pH correspond to high OH- concentration.