Making a ''burp'' bottle, Science

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Making a 'burp' bottle

Fit a bottle or flask with a single-hole stopper which carries a funnel. Put the stopper firmly in the bottle and then pour water into the funnel. The bottle will-'burp' at usual intervals.

 

 

 


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