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Faster Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz: A Scientific Method
Investigation
Jennifer Oliva
01/21/2024
1
Data
Activity 1
1.
If the water temp ranges the Alka seltzer should dissolve faster depending on the temp. Data Table 1
Run
No.
Cup
Temp. (˚C)
Time (sec.)
Observations
1
C 12
1 min 53 sec
It took longer to finish bubbling and
dissolving 1
RT 25
1 min 25 sec
It was in the middle it started really
fast but then slowed down
1
H
50
27.35 sec
It dissolved really fast, faster than I
had expected. The hot water was the
only one without floating specs.
2
C
9
1 min 55 sec
This go around I think the water was
colder so it took a bit longer to
dissolve. 2
RT
25
54.18
This time was under a minute and it
was faster even though it was the
same temperature as the last time.
2
H
52
25.49 sec
It was around the same time this go
around.
3
C
10
2 min 13 sec It took longer this time even though
the temperature was close. 3
RT
20
53.79 sec This one by far was the fastest out of
all of them and it left less things at the
top. 3
H
50
24.34 sec
This one by far was the fastest and it
dissolved fast. Avg.
C
10.3
2 min 13 sec
Most of the attemps it was shown that it
was all around the same time and that it
took longer.
Avg.
RT
23.3
1 min 17 sec
The room temp has a fluctuation and it
was in the middle of both.
Avg.
H
50.67
26 sec
This one by far the fastest in all of the
tests.
1.
Using graphing software such as Excel
®
, graph the results of Activity 1. Please see the Introduction to Graphing manual for guidance.
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2.
What are the two variables that you graphed?
1.
Time and the temp
3.
Which is the independent variable? Should it be on the X- or Y-axis? Why?
The independent variable was the Alka-seltzer, it should be on the x axis because it was the make or break.
4.
Which is the dependent variable? Should it be on the X- or Y-axis? Why?
The dependent was the water because depending on the water is how fast or how slow it dissolved.
5.
Predict how many seconds it will take to dissolve an Alka-Seltzer
®
tablet in
200 mL of water at the following temperatures. Use the exponential trend line to find the function used in predicting the time. If needed, please refer to the Introduction to Graphing manual for guidance.
a. 35°C
b. 60°C
c. 80°C
Activity 2
6.
List five questions about the rate at which Alka-Seltzer
®
tablets dissolve if the temperature was held constant and one of the controlled variables was changed.
If the temperature is higher do it dissolve faster?
If the temperature is in the negatives does it dissolve at all?
What is the average amount of time it takes to dissolve in a body?
Can we predict the temp and change?
Is there a perfect temp? 7.
Develop a new hypothesis based on one of the questions. Remember that
a hypothesis must be testable with empirical or measurable data.
Activity 2 Table
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