Chemistry, 11.09.2019 02:30, sharri44

Zelda noticed a puddle outside her front door. she saw that the puddle got smaller every day, mil the
3rd day when it was completely gone. the next week, she noticed the puddle again. this time the
puddle was gone the very next day. since the sun was out the second weck but not the
hypothesized that the heat from the sun was the reason for the water evaporating at a faste r she
were to set up two containers with equal amounts of water, what would be the best way for zelda to test
her hypothesis?

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