Understanding Water Droplet Formation

In Jack's experiment, where do water droplets form when the water inside the beaker is hot?

• On the inner surface of the beaker

• On both the inner and outer surfaces

• On the outer surface of the beaker

• No droplets form

What is the key factor to increase the number of water droplets on the outer surface of a beaker?

• Decreasing the water temperature inside the beaker

• Using a larger beaker

• Increasing the room temperature

• Adding more water to the beaker

How does water vapor from the surrounding air form droplets on the beaker's surface?

• By mixing with the water inside the beaker

• By being absorbed by the beaker

• By evaporating into the air

• By losing heat to the cooler beaker surface and condensing

What is the effect of adding ice to the water in the beaker?

• It decreases the water temperature, enhancing condensation

• It increases the water temperature

• It prevents water droplets from forming

• It causes the beaker to heat up

Why does the beaker become colder when ice is added?

• The ice absorbs heat from the beaker

• The ice releases heat to the beaker

• The ice evaporates quickly

• The ice prevents air from reaching the beaker