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Thursday, 17 August 2017

Aim: To see if coke explodes when a Mentos lolly is dropped into it using different temperatures and different kinds of coke.

Hypothesis: 

Steve Spangler Mentos & Coke Experiment

We can do better: We need to try several experiements to see which one works best

Equipment:

Ruler
Beaker
Thermometer
Coke Mentos
Measuring flask

Method:

Stage 1: ( All groups)
  1. Add 150ml of coke to a measuring flask
  2. Place the flask in the sink.
  3. Drop in 1 mentos a watch the effect.
Stage 2: 

Group 1
Test 1
  1. Heat up 50ml in a beaker of coke ( Using a thermometer heat it to 75 degrees)
  2. Place the beaker ion the sink and add a mentos.
Test 2
  1. Add 50 ml of cold diet coke to a beaker
  2. Add 5 mentos.
  3. Record the hieght it reachs
Group 2
Test 1
  1. Heat up 50ml in a beaker of coke ( Using a thermometer heat it to 45 degrees)
  2. Place the beaker ion the sink and add a mentos.
Test 2
  1. Add 50 ml of cold diet coke to a beaker
  2. Add 5 mentos.
  3. Record the hieght it reach
Group 3
Test 1
  1. Heat up 50ml in a beaker of coke ( Using a thermometer heat it to 30 degrees)
  2. Place the beaker ion the sink and add a mentos.
Test 2
  1. Add 50 ml of cold diet coke to a beaker
  2. Add 5 mentos.
  3. Record the height it reach
Group 4
Test 1
  1. Heat up 50ml in a beaker of coke ( Using a thermometer heat it to 15 degrees)
  2. Place the beaker ion the sink and add a mentos.
Test 2
  1. Add 50 ml of cold diet coke to a beaker
  2. Add 5 mentos.
  3. Record the height it reach
Findings:

Add your measurements to the table

Liquid
Height
Coke
48 cm
crushed mentos
did not do anything
Coke Zero
44 cm
75 Degrees

45 Degrees

30 Degrees

15 Degrees


More investigations:
  1. Does it work better with hot Coke( group) , warm Coke ( group) or cold Coke?( group)
  2. Use Diet , Normal and Coke zero.
  3. Does crushed Mentos work better than whole Mentos?( group) 

Conclusion:

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