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Monday, January 9, 2012

Procedure Blog


Picture from:
http://teachertech.rice.edu/Participants/louviere/vms/science/labequipment.html

There are different ways to seperate the mixture but this is the way I found out how to do. 
  1. Use your fingers to take out the two toothpicks and place them down on the tray.
  2. pour about 8ml into the graduated cylinder.
  3. Use the spoon to take out the beans one by one.
  4. Use the filter paper to filter out the water from the cup into the flask.
  5. Use your finger to take out the marble from the cup.
  6. Put the flask with water onto the hotplate and boil for about 5-10 min.
  7. Use the filter paper to filter out the water from the graduated cylinder to the beaker.
  8. Use the magnet to take out the iron shavings in the cup and put them on a piece of paper towel.
  9. Take off the water once boils and use the tongs to place it on the table.
  10. Use the magnify glass to see the particles of salt in the flask.
  11. You now have all materials in the mixture, salt, water, beans, sand, iron shavings, marble, and toothpicks.



Picture from:
http://www.michaelaaronsonmd.com/2010/09/no-salt-added.html


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