As clouds start to make their way back into the forecast ... All you need are a few simple materials: An empty plastic water bottle with a cap Isopropyl rubbing alcohol Scissors Parental ...

If you want to make another thick, dense cloud, you'll need to ... fall of temperature inside the bottle causing the isopropyl alcohol vapour (and some water vapour) to condense into tiny droplets ...

This month we discussed clouds, and demonstrated how create a “Cloud in a Bottle,” using an empty water bottle and a little bit of rubbing alcohol. This happens because twisting the bottle ...

The demonstration is a great hands-on way to learn about how high and low pressure work to create clouds. Step 1) Add both rubbing alcohol and water in the 2-liter bottle and swirl to mix Step 2 ...

WCIA 3 Meteorologist Adam Sherwinski teaches ciLiving host Jaclyn Friedlander how to create a cloud in a bottle. You can follow along step by step and do this at home.

For this experiment instead of water, we will use rubbing alcohol because it forms a more visible cloud ... bottle so it puddles on the bottom. Step 2: Swirl the alcohol around inside the bottle ...

show us how we can demonstrate cloud physics in a 2-liter bottle. All you need is an empty bottle, a fizz-saver (that fits where the cap does), a match to create smoke and a tablespoon of water.