Procedures:PROPERTIES OF SOLUTION1.Put water on 5 transparent cups2. Add given samples on the cup. Use the tablespoon to mix thoroughly. Use a different tablespoon for each ofthe cups.3. Observe each cup and answer column 2, 3 and 4.4. Filter the paper using old handkerchief. Then, answer column 5.5. Finally answer column 6 and guide question below the table.351Sample62Will dissolvein water(Yes or No)Appearance(Uniform or Not4Number ofComponents can beSolution or NotPhasesUniform)separated troughfiltration(Yes or No)Solution1. Cooking OilNONot r2. Black Pepper3. Coffee Powder4. Pebbles5. Soy SauceGive three properties of solution based on the result of your activity.1.2.3.
Answer (1)
- Cooking Oil, Black Pepper, and Pebbles: These substances do not dissolve in water, creating a mixture with two phases (the substance and water). They can be separated using filtration because the particles are large enough to be caught by the filter.- Coffee Powder and Soy Sauce: These substances dissolve in water, resulting in a uniform mixture with only one phase. The dissolved particles are too small to be separated by filtration. Key Concept: Solutions are special types of mixtures where the components are evenly distributed and dissolved, resulting in a single phase and a uniform appearance. They cannot be separated by simple filtration.
