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    Dew point and relative humidity lab answers

    Thank you for participating! Átirat neve: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Partner


    ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A harmatpont az a hőmérséklet, amelyre a levegőnek hűlnie kell, hogy teljen, vagy vízgőzzel töltve. When this
    temperature is reached, condensation, drops of water are detected from the air, on objects. The relative humidity is determined by wet and dry bulb thermometers. If the air is very dry, the water evaporates quickly and the wet thermometer cools. But if the air is wet, the water slowly evaporates. Then the wet bulb thermometer does not cool down so much.
    Compared to the wet bulb and dry bulb temperature, you can find the relative humidity of the air. The relative humidity tells you what percentage of the air capacity is filled with water vapor. Clouds consist of drops of water condensing from the air. For that to happen, two things have to happen. First of all, the air needs to cool down to condense. Secondly,
    there should be tiny particles, such as dust, in the air. These particles, called condensation cores, make water droplets into something. OBJECTIVE: This lab will determine both the dew point and the relative humidity in the classroom. VOCABULARY: water vapour: dry temperature: relative temperature: relative humidity: wet temperature: condensation cores:
    MATERIALS: Sling psychrometer cloth rubber band LabQuest 2 temperature probes cloud formation globe 1 smoke paper meets the water process a: DEWPOINT definition of electronic probes 1. Get a LabQuest from the charging station. 2. Insert the temperature probes into channels 1 and 2 on interface 3. Turn on the unit. The temperature should be at
    4°C. Use a rubber band to fasten a piece of clothing on the tip of a temperature sensor. It will be a wet bulb. 5. Moisten the cloth with water at room temperature. 6. Shake the probe or ventilate until the temperature of the wet bulb has decreased. 7. Record the temperature of both the dry bulb and the wet bulb on the report sheet. 8. Disconnect temperature
    probes from LabQuest. 9. Put the appliance back in the charging station. PROCEDURE 2: DEW POINT DETERMINATION USING SLING PSYCHROMETER 1. Moisten the cloth with attached strap psychrometer with room temperature water. 2. Rotate the psichrome until the temperature of the wet bulb decreases. 3. Record the temperature of both the dry
    bulb and the wet bulb on the report sheet. 4. Use the reference tables for the class and relative humidity. REPORT SHEET Measured temperature probes dry bulb temperature ºC Web Bulb temperature °C Depression (Difference) ºC Dew point °C Relative humidity % 2 2 use of Sling Psychrometer PROCEDURE C: REFERENCE TABLES Fill in the table
    below using the Earth Science Reference Tables. Dry incandescent temperature (ºC) Wet incandescent temperature (ºC) 14 12 Dew point (°C) 28 18 8 -9 22 17 Relative humidity (%) PROCEDURE 53 8 D: CLOUD FORMATION 1. Pull about a teaspoon of water from the cloud-forming globe squeezing and releasing the bulb while the end of the pipe is in a
    little water. 2. Cut a long, thin strip of smoke paper about 1/2 wide. Light the end of the paper. 3. Draw a small amount of smoke into the world as you do in 1. You can barely see the smoke in it. 4. Secure the globe tube using the attached clamp. 5. Squeeze the bulb and then release the bulb. The fog you see is the formation of a cloud. 3 DISCUSSION
    QUESTIONS: (Answer the following in full sentences on a separate lined sheet of paper. You can type the answers.) 1. Explain why the temperature of the wet bulb drops below the temperature of the dry bulb. 2. Why can hot air hold more water vapour than cold air? 3. Why does fog usually form in the morning? 4. Why is airborne moisture more noticeable
    during the summer months? 5. To determine the relative humidity, read the table. What would be the difference between dry and wet bulb temperatures if you've measured the relative humidity to 100%? 6. People use humidifiers in winter to stay warmer and desizens in summer to stay cool. Based on the principles studied in the lab, explain how this works.
    7. Why should the air conditioner be placed in an external window? 8. Based on this lab, why is an air conditioner more efficient than a fan keeping you comfortable on hot, humid days? 9. The dew point obtained from the strap psychrometer, as measured, and the dew point obtained from electronic probes as the accepted value, shall determine the
    percentage deviation. SHOW ME ALL THE WORK. 10. How was the temperature of the air inside the cloud formation globe affected when it squeezed and then appeared in the bulb? 11. Explain why no cloud would form if there was no water vapour at all. 12. What was the purpose of giving smoke to the world? CONCLUSION: Describe in detail, step-by-
    step, how you will determine the dew point and relative humidity in a room. 4 to 5 are not shown in this preview. Preview.

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