This document proposes a floating house eco-project built from water bottles. It describes how water bottles can provide buoyancy to allow a house represented by a box to float. Calculations show that one water bottle holds about 1.2 pounds of buoyancy, as it contains 16.9 mL of air that can support 1.12 ounces per mL, totaling about 19 ounces of weight. Inventor drawings are included to represent the proposed floating house design.

1. Floating House Eco-Project By: Tyler Murphy, Clayton Cox and Tony Sorrentino

2. Idea Floating House How?

3. Place

4. Construction House Represented by the box Water bottles provide the ability for the house to float How much can one water bottle hold? House

5. Calculations Found out that 1 water bottle holds about 16.9 mL of air. We then found 1 mL of air supports up to about 32 grams of weight, or 1.12 ounces. 1.12 oz x 16.9= 18.928 or about 19 ounces or 1.2 lbs So 1 water bottle holds about 1.2 lbs

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7. Inventor Drawings