 Hypothesis
Purpose
Materials
Procedure
Results
Conclusion
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think that the cooking oil and sand will not dissolve because of the heavy,
thick texture.
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will use cooking oil , salt, sand, tea mix, coffee grains, and honey.First,
I will fill a beaker with hot water from the tap.Put a teaspoon of one
of the chemicals into the hot water.Stir it slowly with a spoon, and observe.If
the substance is soluble, it will disappear and leave the water clear.
*Note I will do a separate experiment for each chemical used.I found
that the sand and cooking oil did not dissolve because of the texture.Although
all the others did.
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1.I
will fill a beaker with hot water from the tap.
2.Add
a teaspoon of the chemical to the beaker.
3.Stir
the substance slowly with a spoon
4.observe
what happens.
*Note
repeat the process with all the chemicals.Refilling clean water with
each one.
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| After the experiment there were two chemicals that did not dissolve, the sand and cooking oil .The salt, sand, tea mix, coffee grains, and honey all dissolved. | |
| My experiment proved my hypothesis was correct.The cooking oil and sand did not dissolve. | |
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