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    The aim of the experiment is to determine if the color of metal affects how much heat it absorbs. The hypothesis is that dark colors will absorb more heat than light colors. The independent variable is the can color (black or silver) and the dependent variable is the temperature, with time, material, and water amount kept constant. The method involves measuring the initial temperature of water in each can, placing the cans in sunlight, and recording the temperature every 2 minutes for 30 minutes.

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    The aim of the experiment is to determine if the color of metal affects how much heat it absorbs. The hypothesis is that dark colors will absorb more heat than light colors. The independent variable is the can color (black or silver) and the dependent variable is the temperature, with time, material, and water amount kept constant. The method involves measuring the initial temperature of water in each can, placing the cans in sunlight, and recording the temperature every 2 minutes for 30 minutes.

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    Which Materials Warm Up Faster Paper

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    The aim of the experiment is to determine if the color of metal affects how much heat it absorbs. The hypothesis is that dark colors will absorb more heat than light colors. The independent variable is the can color (black or silver) and the dependent variable is the temperature, with time, material, and water amount kept constant. The method involves measuring the initial temperature of water in each can, placing the cans in sunlight, and recording the temperature every 2 minutes for 30 minutes.

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    Aim: The aim of this experiment is to find out which color of metal absorbs more heat, Silver or black

    Hypothesis: Different colored cars absorb different amount of heat, depending on the color of them. If it is a dark color, it will absorb more heat than the light one. Variables:

    Independent: color of the can (black and silver) Dependent: Temperature Controlled: time, material of the can, same sized can, same amount of water
    Materials: 1 black can 1 silver can Two Thermometers Two Stopwatches Two people counting the temperature and time of each can. Method:

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    Put 200ml of water into each can Record the initial temperature (it should be the same) Put the 2 cans in direct sunlight. Keep the thermometer in the water. Record the temperature using the thermometer every 2 minutes for a total of 30 minutes.

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