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Saturday, April 3, 2010

Displacement Can!

















A displacement can is a can with a spout coming out one side at the top. When an object is placed in the can the water rises and flows down the spout at the top. Collect this water in a beaker to see how much water was displaced.


Done by: Kimberly Kiong
               3/4/2010

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♥ THE JUDGES ♥

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