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What is the primary aim of the experiment involving the solubility of salt in water?
What is the primary aim of the experiment involving the solubility of salt in water?
According to the hypothesis, what is the expected outcome when the temperature of the water increases?
According to the hypothesis, what is the expected outcome when the temperature of the water increases?
What is the manipulated variable?
What is the manipulated variable?
What is the responding variable?
What is the responding variable?
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What is the constant variable of the experiment?
What is the constant variable of the experiment?
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Prepare ______ of distilled water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
Prepare ______ of distilled water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
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Prepare 50cm3 of ______ water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
Prepare 50cm3 of ______ water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
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Prepare 50cm3 of distilled water at a temperature of ______ degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
Prepare 50cm3 of distilled water at a temperature of ______ degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
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Prepare 50cm3 of distilled water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ______ or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
Prepare 50cm3 of distilled water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ______ or keep in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
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Prepare 50cm3 of distilled water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the ______ for 15 minutes
Prepare 50cm3 of distilled water at a temperature of 10 degree celsius by immersing it in a container filled with ice or keep in the ______ for 15 minutes
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2nd step : Add __ of salt to the beaker and stir for 2 minutes
2nd step : Add __ of salt to the beaker and stir for 2 minutes
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3rd step : Observe the ___________ in the beaker.
3rd step : Observe the ___________ in the beaker.
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4th step : Repeat steps 1-3 sing distilled water at_____________
4th step : Repeat steps 1-3 sing distilled water at_____________
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5th step : Record the __________
5th step : Record the __________
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What is the observation at 10 degree celsius?
What is the observation at 10 degree celsius?
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What is the observation at 30 degree celsius?
What is the observation at 30 degree celsius?
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What is the observation at 80 degree celsius?
What is the observation at 80 degree celsius?
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What is the conclusion?
What is the conclusion?
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Which of the following best describes the problem statement for Experiment 1.1?
Which of the following best describes the problem statement for Experiment 1.1?
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Study Notes
Experiment Aim
- The aim of the experiment is to investigate the effect of temperature on the solubility of salt in water.
Problem Statement
- The problem statement is whether water temperature has an impact on the solubility of salt in water.
Hypothesis
- The hypothesis is that as the temperature of the water increases, the solubility of salt in the water will also increase.
Experiment Overview
- The aim of the experiment is to investigate the effect of temperature on the solubility of salt in water.
- The problem statement is to determine whether water temperature affects the solubility of salt in water.
Variables
- The manipulated variable is the temperature of the water.
- The responding variable is the solubility of salt in water.
- The constant variables are:
- The volume of water
- The mass of salt
- The time
Hypothesis
- As the temperature of the water increases, the solubility of salt in the water will also increase.
Experimental Aim
- Study the effect of temperature on the solubility of salt in water
Problem Statement
- Investigate whether water temperature affects the solubility of salt in water
Variables
- Manipulated Variable: Temperature of water
- Responding Variable: Solubility of salt in water
- Controlled Variables: Volume of water, mass of salt, time
Hypothesis
- As the temperature of the water increases, the solubility of salt in the water will also increase
Experimental Procedure
- Prepare 50cm³ of distilled water at a temperature of 10°C by:
- Immersing it in a container filled with ice
- Keeping it in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
Laboratory Procedures
Pre-Laboratory Procedures
- Review experimental protocol and procedures to ensure understanding of the experiment
- Prepare all necessary equipment and materials to avoid delays
- Ensure a clean and organized workspace to prevent contamination and errors
- Wear lab coats, gloves, and safety glasses as required to prevent exposure to hazardous materials
- Ensure PPE is in good condition and properly fitted to prevent accidents
Laboratory Techniques
Measurement and Data Collection
- Use calibrated instruments to ensure accurate measurements
- Record data accurately and legibly to prevent errors
- Follow established protocols for data collection to ensure consistency
Sample Preparation
- Follow established protocols for sample preparation to prevent contamination
- Handle samples carefully to avoid cross-contamination
- Label and store samples properly to maintain organization
Instrument Operation
- Familiarize yourself with instrument operation and maintenance to ensure proper use
- Follow established protocols for instrument use to prevent instrument damage
- Perform regular instrument calibration and maintenance to ensure accuracy
Laboratory Safety
Chemical Handling
- Handle chemicals with care to prevent exposure and accidents
- Wear appropriate PPE when handling chemicals to prevent exposure
- Dispose of chemicals properly to prevent environmental harm
Biological Safety
- Handle biological samples with care to prevent exposure and contamination
- Wear appropriate PPE when handling biological samples to prevent exposure
- Dispose of biological samples properly to prevent environmental harm
Emergency Procedures
- Know the location of emergency equipment and supplies to respond quickly to emergencies
- Know the procedures for responding to laboratory emergencies to prevent injuries
- Participate in regular safety training and drills to stay prepared
Post-Laboratory Procedures
Cleanup and Disinfection
- Clean and disinfect all equipment and surfaces to prevent contamination
- Dispose of waste properly to prevent environmental harm
Data Analysis and Reporting
- Analyze data accurately and thoroughly to ensure reliable results
- Report results clearly and concisely to communicate findings effectively
Equipment Maintenance
- Perform regular equipment maintenance and calibration to ensure accuracy
- Report any equipment issues or malfunctions to prevent future problems
Laboratory Procedures
General Guidelines
- Standard operating procedures (SOPs) and guidelines provided by the laboratory or institution must be followed
- Personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, lab coats, and safety glasses must be worn at all times
- Maintaining a clean and organized workspace is crucial to prevent contamination and errors
- Accurate and thorough documentation of all procedures, results, and observations is essential
Laboratory Safety
- Hazardous materials and chemicals must be identified and labeled
- Chemicals and biological agents must be handled with care, following proper handling and disposal procedures
- Fume hoods and other safety equipment must be used when working with hazardous materials
- Emergency procedures, such as fire evacuation and spill response, must be known and understood
Equipment and Instrumentation
- Familiarity with laboratory equipment, including operation, maintenance, and calibration, is necessary
- Equipment must be used correctly, following manufacturer instructions and laboratory protocols
- Routine maintenance and cleaning of equipment is crucial to ensure accuracy and prevent contamination
Sample Preparation and Handling
- Proper procedures for sample collection, storage, and preparation must be followed
- Samples must be handled carefully to prevent contamination, degradation, or loss
- Samples must be labeled and organized correctly, using unique identifiers and tracking systems
Data Collection and Analysis
- Appropriate data collection methods, such as measurement, observation, or instrumentation, must be used
- Accurate and precise data collection is crucial, following laboratory protocols and SOPs
- Data must be analyzed correctly, using statistical methods and software as necessary
- Data must be documented and reported accurately, including results, observations, and conclusions
Quality Control and Assurance
- Quality control measures must be implemented to ensure accuracy and precision of results
- Participation in quality assurance programs, such as proficiency testing and internal audits, is necessary
- Errors or deviations from laboratory protocols and SOPs must be identified and corrected
- Continuous monitoring and improvement of laboratory procedures and practices is essential
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This quiz assesses understanding of an experiment studying the effect of temperature on the solubility of salt in water, including variables and expected outcomes.
