Experiment description
This experiment demonstrates that air expands on heating, based on Charles' law. When air is heated by a candle, it becomes warm, expands, and rises upward. As the warm air rises, it pushes the lightweight object upward, showing that heated air is lighter and sets up convection in air.
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