Question

Students make observations about the type of air in the containers. They also observe how much condensation forms inside of the containers. Drag and drop the statements to describe the type of air and condensation in each container.













Answer 1

To help you organize the observations about the type of air and condensation in each container, I'll provide some general statements that you can use to describe the conditions in the containers. You may need to adapt these based on specific details from your experiment.

1. **Container A: Warm, Moist Air**
- The air inside this container is warm and contains a high amount of moisture.
- Significant condensation forms on the walls due to the warm air cooling down.

2. **Container B: Cool, Dry Air**
- The air inside this container is cool and contains low humidity.
- Minimal condensation forms on the walls as the cool air holds less moisture.

3. **Container C: Warm, Humid Air**
- The air inside this container is warm and saturated with moisture.
- Extensive condensation occurs as the warm air cools and loses its ability to hold moisture.

4. **Container D: Cool, Humid Air**
- The air in this container is cool but has a relatively high humidity level.
- Moderate condensation appears on the interior surface due to the cool temperature.

Arrange the statements according to the observations you made in each container. Let me know if you need specific descriptions or further assistance!