Gobstoppers Will Not Change In Color Over Time Of The Experiment

The data both supports and disproves the hypothesis, which was “The gobstoppers will not change in color nor will the liquid change color over time of the experiment in the different liquids”. This is because for both the Sprite and water the liquid changed in color, along with the gobstoppers within them. The gobstoppers either got lighter in color or changed in color, and the liquid changed into the original color of the gobstoppers, or something close. For Sprite trial 1 the liquid color for red went from clear, to pinkish, to red, back to pinkish, then to light orange, and finally ending with orange. For Sprite trial 2 it went from red to orange. For Sprite trial 3 it started at clear and then went to red, and then to pinkish. For Sprite trial 1 the red gobstopper color went from red, to orange, to whittish orange, back to orange, and then finally to dark orange. For Sprite trial 2 it started at red, then went to whitish pink, to yellow, to light orange, and then orange. For Sprite trial 3 the red gobstoppers color went from red, to light red, to orange, to white orange. For Sprite trial 1, for the green part of the liquid, it went from clear to green. Then for the Sprite trial 2, it started at green and went to whitish green and ended with yellow. Then in Sprite trial 3, it went from green to a darker green and then to a light green. Then for the green gobstopper in Sprite trial 1, it started at green and then became a whitish green and ended with a white. Then for the Sprite trial 2 it began with green, then went to a yellow, to whitish yellow, back to yellow, to yellowish green, and finally ended with yellow. Sprite trial 3

We had 3 full trials for the Sprite, but only had one full trial for the water and the corn syrup. To get enough data you need to have a minimum of 3 full trials with similar data. Only one of our experiments had the full three, and that’s why we don’t have enough of the