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Can you please write a conclusion about this table.

- when the salt the beaker with 1. Solid in Liquid Salt Water and water placed salt water when put to the freezer and removed it inside the beaker and heated while stirring, the salt dissolved. After after an hour, there are some salt that sits on the dissolving, it poured in to bottom of the another beaker beaker. The salt precipitate from water after the with a filter to removed the undissolved salt temperature changed but in and it produce a saturated lesser amount solution of salt compared to the water. amount of salt that dissolved during heating process. Also, plain water put in the freezer with the same temperature and duration but plain water froze unlike salt water that even it is -2°C it is still liquid but with salt crystals. - When the test - When the test 2. Gas in Liquid Carbon Water tube with tube with dioxide Ice carbonated drink carbonated drink Carbonated place in the hot place in the cold drink water notice the water notice how bubbles of carbon the bubbles showed down this dioxide gas forming. When gases kinetic energy increases it becomes more is because gases are more soluble at a cold temperature. soluble in the liquid solvent.
Transcribed Image Text:- when the salt the beaker with 1. Solid in Liquid Salt Water and water placed salt water when put to the freezer and removed it inside the beaker and heated while stirring, the salt dissolved. After after an hour, there are some salt that sits on the dissolving, it poured in to bottom of the another beaker beaker. The salt precipitate from water after the with a filter to removed the undissolved salt temperature changed but in and it produce a saturated lesser amount solution of salt compared to the water. amount of salt that dissolved during heating process. Also, plain water put in the freezer with the same temperature and duration but plain water froze unlike salt water that even it is -2°C it is still liquid but with salt crystals. - When the test - When the test 2. Gas in Liquid Carbon Water tube with tube with dioxide Ice carbonated drink carbonated drink Carbonated place in the hot place in the cold drink water notice the water notice how bubbles of carbon the bubbles showed down this dioxide gas forming. When gases kinetic energy increases it becomes more is because gases are more soluble at a cold temperature. soluble in the liquid solvent.
Table la. Effect of the Nature of Solute and Solvent on the Solubility. Type of Solution Solute Solvent Observation(s) When the small amount of salt added in Salt water water and stirred, the salt completely dissolved leaving the water still clear. The same with the salt, after adding the Sugar water sugar to water and stirred, it dissolved. Solid in Chalk when dissolved in water, it leaves the Liquid Chalk water water from clear to a cloudy state. The water turned into milky color when Starch water stirred with starch. Water turns white as the baking powder Baking powder water stirred in it. Table 1b. Effect of Temperature on solubility. Observation(s) Types of Solution Solute Solvent With hot water With cold water
Transcribed Image Text:Table la. Effect of the Nature of Solute and Solvent on the Solubility. Type of Solution Solute Solvent Observation(s) When the small amount of salt added in Salt water water and stirred, the salt completely dissolved leaving the water still clear. The same with the salt, after adding the Sugar water sugar to water and stirred, it dissolved. Solid in Chalk when dissolved in water, it leaves the Liquid Chalk water water from clear to a cloudy state. The water turned into milky color when Starch water stirred with starch. Water turns white as the baking powder Baking powder water stirred in it. Table 1b. Effect of Temperature on solubility. Observation(s) Types of Solution Solute Solvent With hot water With cold water
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