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- Scientist 2 explains that ice sublimes to water vapor and enters Europa's atmosphere. If ultraviolet light then broke those water vapor molecules apart, which of the following gases would one most likely expect to find in Europa's atmosphere as a result of this process? Nitrogen Methane Chlorine Oxygen
- A scientist mixed four types of water in a beaker during an experiment. Which water sample would be most likely to sink to the bottom, based on its high density? Cooler and more salty water Cooler and less salty water Warmer and more salty water Warmer and less salty water
- Purpose: Experiment to Discover some of water's unique properties. Materials: beaker of WATER! Bag of pennies eye droppers for each person in the group 2-Plastic Cup wax paper Plastic tray EMPTY PETRI DISH Test Tube Pennics #1 1. Question: How many pennies can be put in a jar FULL of water before water will spill over the edge? 12 2. Procedure: a. Using the beaker of water, fill a plastic cup with water as close to the top as possible. You may need to bend down so that your eyes are level with the top of the plastic cup. Use the plastic pipet to add a drop by drop until you are sure the cup is ALL the way full. b. GENTLY Add pennies one by one until water trickles over the edge. Count the pennies and repeat for a total of 3 times. c. d. After you have done it three times, repeat it once more but this time add a half a squirt of liquid soap to the water before adding the pennies. 3. Data: __ number of pennies in plastic cup __ number of pennies in plastic cup with soap uestions at the end of this lab ennies #2 Question: How many drops of water will fit on the head of a penny? 2.Procedure: a. Make sure the water you are about to use is not soapy AT ALL! b. Be sure each person's penny is dry. b.Using a, plastic pipet each person in the group will count the number of drops of water that will fit on the head own penny before spilling off. Don't bump the table! 3. Data: record each persons number: __ Question: What will soap do to pepper floating on the surface of water? Procedure: ocedu MAKE SURE ALL SOAP IS WASHED OUT FIRST!Put some water in the petri dish. (The amount doe b. Sprinkle a pinch of pepper on top of the water. b.Put a small amount of soap on the tip of your finger and touch the surface of the water. Data: Record your observations below. per and Soap
- (d) Gold is often alloyed with other metals when it is used to make jewellery. The proporti onofgoldinapieceof gold jewelleryismeasuredinc arats. Pure gold is 24 carats. A 9 carat gold ring has a mass of 12 g. Calculate the mass of gold in this ring.
- Alesha walked 200 m at a constant speed of 2m/s Which line on the distance-time graph shows her journey?