Procedure Fill the bowl about halfway with water. The first step will be making a Cartesian diver that just barely floats. If you used Option 1: The ketchup or soy sauce condiment packet: test out a few packets to find one that just barely floats by a corner. A paper clip may be used to weigh it down if needed. Option 2: A medicine dropper: partially fill the dropper with water, so that it just slightly floats. Option 3: A pen cap and modeling clay or silly putty: use the clay or putty to trap air inside the pen cap and close the open side. You may have to experiment a bit with how much clay or putty to use to make the pen cap float. Fill the 2-liter bottle to the top with water, and gently place your Cartesian diver inside. Put the cap back on tightly. Make your hypothesis and identify the variables, and record them on your lab report. You will be applying pressure to the bottle and observing the effects on the diver. According to Pascal's law, this pressure will be evenly distributed in the liquid. What will happen to the diver