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What happens when ice is covered with a blanket?
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Answer & Solution
When ice is
covered with a blanket, the blanket acts as an insulator. It traps the cold air around the
ice, reducing the heat transfer from the surrounding environment. As a result,
the ice melts slower because the warmer air does not directly reach the ice to
cause it to melt.
2
Why does tea cool faster in a black-colored cup?
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Answer & Solution
Black-colored cups absorb more heat due to their ability to absorb both light and heat energy. As a result, the heat from the tea is transferred more quickly to the surroundings, making the tea cool faster compared to cups of lighter colors.
3
Which process is responsible for forming natural diamonds?
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Answer & Solution
Diamonds are formed under extreme pressure and temperature conditions deep in the Earth's mantle, where carbon atoms are compressed into a crystal structure.
4
Why do we observe a rainbow after rain?
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Answer & Solution
Rainbows are formed when sunlight is refracted, reflected, and dispersed in water droplets in the atmosphere, creating a spectrum of colors.
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Why do we see the sun as a yellow or orange ball during sunset?
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Answer & Solution
The longer wavelength colors like red and orange are less scattered by the atmosphere, giving the sun its yellow-orange appearance during sunset.
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Why does the pressure in a car tire increase when it is driven?
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As the tire heats up due to friction with the road, the air inside expands, increasing the tire's pressure.
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Why do we feel cold when we sweat?
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Answer & Solution
As sweat evaporates from your skin, it absorbs heat, cooling down your body and creating a sensation of coldness.
8
Why do mirrors produce virtual images?
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Mirrors reflect light in a way that our brains interpret as coming from a point behind the mirror, creating a virtual image.
9
Why does a bicycle's wheel rotate smoothly when pedaled?
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The wheel rotates smoothly due to the inertia of the wheel. Once it is in motion, it resists changes to its state of motion and continues to spin smoothly.
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Why do we use a vacuum in some scientific experiments?
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Answer & Solution
A vacuum is used to remove gases or
air from an enclosed space, creating a controlled environment for certain
experiments, especially those that would be affected by air or other gases.
