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    PSLE 2012 - Science

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    • J Offline
      James Ang
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      BeContented:
      James Ang:

      [quote=\"kiasuๅญฆ็”Ÿ\"]

      ill try ๐Ÿ™‚

      Q: Some buildings use a cooling mist system 2 lower the temperature of the surroinding air. the mist comes out in the form of small water droplets.

      Q: How does the cooling mist system help 2 lower the temp of the surrounding air? (2m)

      some fans were added 2 the coolinf mist systeem.

      Q: how do the fans help in the cooling mist system? (1m)

      that should be this pprs killer Q

      Evaporation of mist takes away heat and causes cooling as heat is required to change the mist from liquid state to water vapour which is gaseous state. By creating mist instead of using only water, the surface area of the water is increased and the greater the exposed surface area, the greater the rate of evaporation.

      The use of fans creates wind which is moving air and the presence of wind increases the rate of evaporation and produces a greater cooling effect.

      DS says 'Wah. This answer way better than mine'.
      Thanks to you too.[/quote]This type of mist producing fans can be seen at some outdoor coffee shops and cafes especially in hot weather Singapore. ๐Ÿ™‚

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        Big fish
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        Kiasukiasuofall:
        Diedie...I wrote the surrounding air loses heat to the water droplets which lower the temperature...will I get partial marks?

        My ds wrote this too

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          BeContented
          last edited by

          Big fish:
          Kiasukiasuofall:

          Diedie...I wrote the surrounding air loses heat to the water droplets which lower the temperature...will I get partial marks?


          My ds wrote this too

          DS too. ๐Ÿ™‚

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            concerned_of_PSLE 10
            last edited by

            So hard i almost wanted to commit suicide inside

            Still got hcl tmrw
            Wishing to be a normal chinese pupil
            :imdrowning: :?:

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              concerned_of_PSLE 10
              last edited by

              So hard i almost wanted to commit suicide inside

              Still got hcl tmrw
              Wishing to be a normal chinese pupil
              :imdrowning: :?:

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                concerned_of_PSLE 10
                last edited by

                So hard i almost wanted to commit suicide inside

                Still got hcl tmrw
                Wishing to be a normal chinese pupil
                :imdrowning: :?:

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                  concerned_of_PSLE 10
                  last edited by

                  So hard i almost wanted to commit suicide inside

                  Still got hcl tmrw
                  Wishing to be a normal chinese pupil
                  :imdrowning: :?:

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                    Sun_2010
                    last edited by

                    concerned_of_PSLE 10:
                    So hard i almost wanted to commit suicide inside

                    Still got hcl tmrw
                    Wishing to be a normal chinese pupil
                    :imdrowning: :?:
                    :hugs: Things are never as bad as they seem.

                    Chin up and attack your HMT.

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                      vaidyanathan padmini
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                      kiasuๅญฆ็”Ÿ:
                      Alex_:

                      Booklet A is kinda easy, booklet B is hard.. -_-\"


                      What about the control set-up question?


                      not really sure abt that have my doubts... ๐Ÿ˜“

                      I put option 4..... the closed beaker with water and grn bean seeds on damp cloth, should not remove co2 as it changes the experiments aim and outcome completely, if remove oxy. then its not a control, so I put water but I mb wrongg.
                      ๐Ÿคท

                      My dd's answer is also 4 :xedfingers:

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                        atutor2001
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                        James Ang:

                        The use of fans creates wind which is moving air and the presence of wind increases the rate of evaporation and produces a greater cooling effect.
                        Fan is used to disperse the mist to reach different parts of the room so that the room will cool down at a faster rate. It is also to prevent the tiny water droplets from combining into large droplets (precipitation like rain cloud) that would fall to the floor and wet the room.

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