Perfume
Abstract: In this
experiment we are trying to see how long it takes to smell perfume within 10
feet. My hypothesis is that when you squirt perfume
twice it will take less than one minute to smell the perfume. I believe that the brand does matter because some brands make
their perfume scent stronger than others. The brand may
also affect how long it takes to defuse in the air because of how strong the scent is.
Procedure: Before we did our experiment we needed to gather our
materials. We needed to gather tape, four different perfumes and a
timer. During this experiment we needed to measure out ten
feet and put tape at the end of each side. We had Mrs. Neuman at one end and
the class
at the other end. Mrs. Neuman would take a perfume bottle and stood at the end
of the tape. She would squirt the perfume
twice and we would time how long it would take to smell the
perfume. Some people used their devices to time how long it took to smell the perfume. We did this procedure three times for each of the perfumes. We would have done this procedure four times but
one of the perfumes clogged up when we tried to use it. When we got our time for how long
it would take for us to smell the perfume we recorded our data. After we got all of
our data we put the results onto a chart.
Data: Brand Two
squirts (Yes or No)
Took to diffuse across 10 feet
Honey Do Yes 18
seconds
Be delicious Yes 15
seconds
JLO --------- -----------
Pods of Vanilla Yes 8
seconds
Conclusion: In
the end it would take around 15 to 30 seconds to smell the perfume. Some of the perfumes
were stronger than others so we had to step out of the room for a while. My hypothesis was correct
that you would smell the perfume in less than one minute. Also that it does depend on
the brand of because some perfume company’s make their perfume than others. I
found out the depending on the brand the amount of perfume that is squired may be more than other
because of the size of hole in the nozzle. On the chart the Pods of Vanilla was
the strongest smelling perfume to smell and it took the shortest amount of time to
smell.
Payton
October 14, 2014
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ReplyDeleteyou did not mention that we could leave the room for fresh air
also you did not restate or say why your hypothesis is correct
and you did say that the chart was on the board and that everyone copied it down