Distilled water Essays

  • Distilled Water Lab Report

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    1.The purpose of using distilled water is negative control. Explain why this is important. A negative control can be seen as the control group where no response is expected from the experiment this, is unlike the positive control. Distilled water acts as a non chemically active compound. This helps get rid of the minerals and other organic materials. As distilled water consists of nothing other than oxygen and hydrogen(no starch, proteins, etc). This helps find the unknown substances and aids in

  • Distilled Water Vs Tap Water Research Paper

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    Would tap or distilled water be better for a rose? Distilled water is made when the pure H2O is boiled out of its contaminants.{minerals}The steam from the boiled water is condensed which leaves all chemicals, chlorine, heavy metals, and dissolved solids behind. Distilled water has been used for centuries. It is used to top off acid batteries in cars. It also is used for hair, baby formula, drinking, cooking, ice, animals, plants, iron, CPAP, and health issues. Water distillers can produce about

  • Why Do Red Blood Cells Distilled Water

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    the evolving environment. For instance when distilled water is added to red blood cells, the red blood cells seem to expand. Why does this natural phenomenon cause red blood cells to appear considerably bigger after being exposed to distilled water? We tested two theories of why this happens. Theorem one is that molecules such as protein and polysaccharides are more concentrated inside the cell than outside the cell when the cell is in distilled water. These molecules therefore begin to move outside

  • Corn Syrup Project

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    Problem: Will the mass of an egg change after being soaked in distilled water or corn syrup for 24 hours? Variables: a) Independent (Manipulated) - what are we changing? The amount of liquid in the cup, with the egg is manipulated because we don’t have a lot of corn syrup. Therefore, the result might be different if there was more corn syrup. b) Dependent (Responding) - what is being measured? How much the mass of the egg (amount of water inside) increases or decreases after 24 hours of soaking in

  • Lab Experiment: Osmosis Visking Tube Lab

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    movement of water through semipermeable membrane by the process of osmosis. The purpose of this The Visking tubing apparatus establishes the osmosis procedure. The Visking tubing is a semipermeable membrane filled up with concentrated sucrose solution. The surface of the semipermeable membrane symbolizes the visking tubes and the mixture demonstrates the cytoplasm. If the Visking tube is absorbed in water, after a period of time, it will be have water inside water, this is because the water molecules

  • Pigment Lab Write Up

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    then it will produce sodium chloride and cobalt phosphate and will make magenta. In multiple MSDS sheets, it provided the solubility and pigment of each chemical. Provided by the Sodium Phosphate MSDS sheet, sodium phosphate is easily soluble in water and the color appears to be colorless (Material Safety Data Sheet - ScienceLab.com). In

  • How Does The Concentration Of Distilled Water Affect The Rate Of Photosynthesis Lab

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    submerged in distilled water. In order to minimize other potential factors,

  • Elodea Leaves Lab Report

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    what we saw onto our lab worksheet. Then we added two drops of ten percent salt solution to the leaf slide and put it back under the microscope. We copied what we observed onto our lab worksheet and then repeated once again but this time with distilled water. I have had no previous experience with microscopes nor do I know much about biology and cells. Consequently, I had no expectations of the results for the lab. The data was qualitative for this lab. The plant cells under one hundred magnification

  • Measure The Mass Of Sucrose Solution Lab Report

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    Procedure Activity 1: Fill 6 large beaker halfway with distilled water, making sure all beakers have equal amounts of water. Cut 6 30 cm dialysis bags and label each bag with a letter, A through F. Fill each dialysis bag with 15 mL of solution A through F that corresponds with the lab on each bag. For example, bag A is filled with solution A. Measure the mass of each dialysis bag and record masses of each bag in BILL. Cover the beakers with paper towel and leave the bags in the beakers overnight

  • Water Filter Experiment

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    creating a filter to clean our water. First cut the bottom off of a plastic bottle off and take the lid off. Next put the filter over the lid of the plastic bottle and place the bottle with the filter side in the 100 mL beaker. Once the bottle is in, pour an inch of charcoal, then another inch of sand. Lastly pour an inch of small rocks into the bottle as the top layer and pour in the contaminated water. The procedure for this experiment is to first get your contaminated water in a 100 mL beaker and check

  • Goldfish Beaker Lab Report

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    fish net, spring water, calculator, a two liter bottle of ice, and oxygen probes. There was another group working, under the same conditions, while using the same tank with a different goldfish. It is important to note, that the only difference between these goldfish were their weight. Since these fishes were already pre-weighted, there was no need to weigh a beaker with water and then subtract the difference if the fish was put in the same beaker and weighed: fish and beaker of water subtracted by

  • The Magic Eraser Sponge

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    In conclusion is that the Magic Eraser sponge soaked up the most water in average.The magic Eraser sponge had an average of 239 ml, the Great Value sponge has a average of 253 ml, the O-Cello sponge has an average of 273 ml, the Scotch- Brite has an average of 298 ml.According to the average of my experiments and research my hypothesis was proven correct because 239 ml was the lowest average of them all. My process was mostly the same except for trial 5 because I ran out of time, so I wish t could've

  • Enzyme Lab Report

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    flask one to flask two making a 1:3 solution of water and enzymatic solution in flask 2. Next, Pipette 10 milliners of flask twos 1:3 solution into flask three creating a 1:9 dilution. Remove 10 milliliters of diluted enzyme from flask three and

  • Elodea Leaf Lab Experiment

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    The lab that I did was elodea leaf lab, where me and my partners have to gets a blank glass, take a little leaf out of the water, and put a drop of its water into the glass before putting the lid on. After carefully observed the leaf by using the x65 lens, we puts a drop of salt into the leaf and closed the lid to see how the chloroplasts changed under the microscope. We were basically analyzing the changing of the chloroplasts shape after we puts the salt solution into the elodea leaf. The purpose

  • Calorimetry Lab

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    1- 800 mL of raw water was transferred to six beakers using a measuring cylinder and a marker was used to assign different numbers to each beaker. 2- To make sure the pH was varied during the first part of the experiment, the pH in each beaker was adjusted. Using Hydrochloric Acid and Sodium Hydroxide, the pH of the six beakers was adjusted as follows: pH 3, pH 4, pH 5, pH 6, pH 7, and pH 8. However, the pH does not need to be exact. 3- Next, add 3 mL of Ferric Chloride coagulant using cylinder

  • Eggs In Energy Drinks Experiment

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    were taken out to be rinsed there where some foams on top of the beaker from the dissolved shells. The experiment will be set up with three test energy drinks and also a control beaker. the control beaker was filled up with 200ml of room temperature water. the three energy drinks was filled up separately with 200ml of coke red bull and coffee. before putting them in the liquid the eggs were weighed individually look on data table to see results the results of our experiment somewhat supported the hypothesis

  • Bacterial Fluorescence Lab Report

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    During the second day of experimentation, the contents of the stored microtubes from the previous week exhibited fluorescence prior to any further procedural steps. At the beginning of class, the microtubes were centrifuged for 10 minutes and the resulting supernatant was collected and the bacterial pellet was discarded, at this time the microtube exhibited fluorescence. Next, 250 µl of the binding buffer and supernatant mixture was added to the column and exhibited fluorescence under UV light, while

  • Diclofenac Sodium Lab Report

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    recommended dose of Diclofenac Sodium.  Accurately weighed of amount non- pareil seeds were dried to remove moisture at 35oC.  These non pareil seeds has been transfer to a coating pan, which has a bed temperature of 350 C.  Isopropyl alcohol : water (70:30) with 5% PVP K-30 was sprayed with the help of spray gun till the bed become wet. Immediately drug powder mixed with the talc was applied to the wet bed of the pellets. Mixing was done with a great care to get good optimum loading. After drug

  • Persuasive Essay On Wine Research Paper

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    The only source of sophistication that comes from alcohol is from that of wine. When we think of drinking, we almost always go for the trashy alcohol that everyone picks, however, as we grow older and wiser, we eventually understand that we should finally move on from the trashy alcohol to something better and more sophisticated. We should move on the wisest drink ever which is wine. Wine comes in a lot of different varieties and you can never really have all of them in your entire lifetime. It also

  • Sober Song Barton Sutter Analysis

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    “Sober Song” by Barton Sutter is arranged as a free verse poem with a rhyme scheme pattern within every other line. This poem describes a man saying his goodbyes to the memories he has had with alcohol. The poem’s beat and rhythm reminds the reader of a broken love song to the liquor that had once taken over his life. In lines in 1 through 4, we have a special pattern displayed not only in these lines, but throughout the entire poem. The rhythm goes back and forth with 9 beats in the first line