When a balloon is pricked by a pin, the air inside the balloon will quickly escape, causing the balloon to deflate rapidly. The balloon will shrink in size and eventually become flat.
When a balloon is pricked, the release of air is usually not silent. The sound is caused by the rapid escape of air through the hole created by the pin or sharp object. For a silent release, the hole would need to be very small and the air would need to escape gradually.
A pin can pop a balloon because it has a very small, sharp point that can easily puncture the thin surface of the balloon. When the point of the pin comes into contact with the balloon, it creates a small hole through which the air inside the balloon can escape rapidly, causing the balloon to burst.
When a balloon is poked with a pin, the sharp object creates a hole in the balloon's surface. As a result, the air inside the balloon rapidly escapes through the hole, causing the balloon to deflate quickly.
The tape acts as reinforcement and prevents the hole from the pin to become a rip that bursts the balloon. Without the tape stuck onto the balloon the needle prick would allow the rubber tension to rip itself apart because of the air pressure stretching the rubber which would be in tension. The tape stops the balloon being able to split and so it doesn't burst. It used to be a kids trick to put 2 pieces of tape on opposite sides of a balloon and then push a long knitting needle right through the balloon without bursting it.
Popping a balloon with a pin requires less force because the pin concentrates the pressure to a small area, piercing the balloon easily. Stepping on a balloon distributes your weight across a larger area, making it harder to apply enough force to pop the balloon.
The balloon pops and the water falls out and splashes onto the floor.
This demonstrates the compressibility property of gases, where gases can be easily compressed or squeezed into a smaller volume. When the balloon is pricked, the gas inside is quickly compressed and the balloon collapses.
because of the nerves in your body
When a balloon is pricked, the release of air is usually not silent. The sound is caused by the rapid escape of air through the hole created by the pin or sharp object. For a silent release, the hole would need to be very small and the air would need to escape gradually.
because of reflex action by our nervous system
Normally, When you prick a balloon with a needle the hole the pin makes creates a weak point that continues to tear as the pressure inside the balloon attempts to escape. ( I.E. To equalise the pressure inside and outside the balloon ) That is the balloon bursting... The piece of Scotch Tape, however, holds the area around the pinhole together stopping this tearing and preventing the balloon bursting.
Normally, When you prick a balloon with a needle the hole the pin makes creates a weak point that continues to tear as the pressure inside the balloon attempts to escape. ( I.E. To equalise the pressure inside and outside the balloon ) That is the balloon bursting... The piece of Scotch Tape, however, holds the area around the pinhole together stopping this tearing and preventing the balloon bursting.
it is our response to a given stimuli. . it is the message sent by our nerves to our brain
A pin can pop a balloon because it has a very small, sharp point that can easily puncture the thin surface of the balloon. When the point of the pin comes into contact with the balloon, it creates a small hole through which the air inside the balloon can escape rapidly, causing the balloon to burst.
When a balloon is poked with a pin, the sharp object creates a hole in the balloon's surface. As a result, the air inside the balloon rapidly escapes through the hole, causing the balloon to deflate quickly.
A pin works well on an ordinary toy balloon.
A pin is definitely sharper. It has to tack, where a needle is used in sewing and is a bit duller so as not to hurt a person if accidentally pricked.