Weather: Measuring Water in the Air - Humidity
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Wow thanks for this! I am incubating quail eggs in a homeade incubator but I don’t have a hygrometer so I came to this video and I hope this works :)
awesome, thanks.
Great video! Keep it up!
Amazing! Thanks
Hi great Video! I was wondering if there was a way to measure how much air there is in a liquid?
Thanks brother... Well done!..❤🙏
Can I share this on my website please? Do you want any link backs if the answer is yes?
Awesome , it is good
Very interesting and easy to understand. Thank you
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How do you test the dryness of the room?
It retracts
this demo doeesn't prove water in the air as the foil could have moved simply due to heat! Remember, all materials expand due to heat and contract in cold!
It's not because humidity, just because warming. Aluminum in the foliage expand. That's how dial termometer work.
Foliage deals with plants.
@@dylxnchn semantics. lol kinda like hygrometer and thermometer... KoKoR has a sound point regardless
So will it return to low itself or we have to move it by hand?
Thank you,anyone hear in 2020
Can I use aluminum foil used in kitchen?
I think he used this one because it has paper and foil on it, so the paper absorbs the water.
Air is nitrogen and oxygen plus some other stuff. The nitrogen and oxygen are not holding the water vapor. Switch out all the oxygen in a 72degree room with helium and the humidity level stays the same. So the “air” is not “holding” the water vapor in the room.
Also the water vapor is not evenly spread out. Water vapor is lighter than nitrogen and oxygen so it floats to the top. There is more water vapor at the ceiling than at the floor.
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My son want to know how this tool measure low humidity?
I'm actually here for a project lol
Hello there hecker im begula
Which of the ? Bubble gum or tape of foil ?
Nice entertainment
where is the proof that it ain't the air in your breath that is moving the foil
Dammmm
Can you remove down English I can understand but can't see properly
Hey Steve gamer, to remove that English,pause the video. Then you will see 3 dots on the top right of your screen.press it. Then you will see captions there , press that . Then press turn off captions ,press it.now no more English writing will come in your video!
There is no water in the air
Ha ha
Lol
Lol it does not work
Kidding it works