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SOLUBILITY QUEST WHO’S IS BIGGER??!! FACTORS THAT AFFECT SOLUBILITY Temperature Amount of gas Aggitation Shaking High surface area foods Amount of food.

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2 SOLUBILITY QUEST WHO’S IS BIGGER??!!

3 FACTORS THAT AFFECT SOLUBILITY Temperature Amount of gas Aggitation Shaking High surface area foods Amount of food

4 PICK YOUR POISON… Buy the drinks (2L) you are going to test At least 3 I will buy the mentos LAB NOTEBOOK Question Hypothesis – what do you think will happen Prediction – why do you think that List materials and procedure Do experiment – take lots of pics Record data in a graph (from excel) Analyze your data (conclusion)

5 PRESENTING Individual projects (no groups/pairs) On powerpoint Describe all part of your experiment: Hypothesis/prediction Experiment – with pics Data (graph from excel) Conclusion

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