Aim: To find out which colour attracts the suns heat.
Hypothesis: I think that the black will attract the suns heat because the sun absorbs dark colours.
Materials:
- Lamp
- Tinfoil
- 3 cups, 2 styrofoam cups and one clear cup
- water
- plastic bag
- thermometer
- Paper
- Heat lamp
Steps
- Get all the materials from the teacher
- Wrap tin foil in one of the white cups
- Wrap clear cup in 30ms of black bag/ needs to be cut. leave one cup
- Add in a quarter of water into the cup
- Turn on the heat lamp and wait for 15m, 30m and 45m
- Wait 15 minutes and then put in the thermometer for one minute on each
Findings:
This photo shows the cups heating up. Right now the black is the highest and the tinfoil is the least. The light needs to be shining on all of them so that all of them heat up.

Time
|
Cup 1
White
|
Cup 2
Black
|
Cup 3
Tinfoil
|
0
| 16 | 16 | 16 |
15
| 17 | 18 | 16 |
30
| 18 | 19 | 17 |
45
|
Climate Chaos
Title |
Solar Energy
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Aim |
To see which colour attracts the suns heat the most.
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Hypothesis |
I think that black will attract the suns heat because the sun absorbs dark colours
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Materials |
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Steps |
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Data/Finding |
The tinfoil cup heated up the least and the blck cup heated up the most.
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Conclusion |
In conclusion, my findings are that black absorbs the suns heat. I never knew that before. I found out that the tinfoil doesn’t heat up the most because the sun doesn’t get attracted to the colour silver.
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