Soaking Sponges 1SMI2P3.  How much water can a dry sponge soak up? 2SMI2P3.

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Soaking Sponges 1SMI2P3

 How much water can a dry sponge soak up? 2SMI2P3

 Sponges are used to soak up spills, and I’m wondering just how much they can soak up compared to how much the sponge itself weighs.  In other words, I would like to compare the mass of the sponge to the mass of the water it can pick up. 3SMI2P3

 How could you find out how much water this dry sponge can soak up?  Talk in your groups and plan how to use the balance to answer the question.  Recorders are to record the plan on a piece of paper. Getters give each person a piece of white scrap paper. 4SMI2P3

 When I see your plan I will have the getters get the materials. 5SMI2P3

 Mass ofMass of  Group SpongeWater  1  2  3  4 6SMI2P3

 How much water can a dry sponge soak up?  A dry sponge can soak up eight to ten times its mass in water. 7SMI2P3