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Mashutka [201]
2 years ago
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Suppose you have a beaker of sugar and a beaker of salt. They are unlabeled and the white crystals look identical. Your assignme

nt is to identify each one. Tasting would make identification easy, but you should never taste anything in a science lab. Instead, you can use scientific knowledge and investigation to help you identify each substance.
A voltmeter is a device that measures electricity. It can detect the amount of electricity between two electrodes when they are submerged in a solution, such as salt water. Describe how you would find the melting point and the conductivity of the white substances in the beakers. Then, explain how you could identify which substance is salt and which is sugar.
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DochEvi [55]2 years ago
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