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    This document outlines a 7th grade chemistry investigation into how temperature affects solubility. The research question asks how temperature affects the solubility of a given solute in a given solvent. The hypothesis is that as the temperature of the solvent increases, more of the solute will dissolve, increasing solubility. Students will test the solubility of a solute in refrigerated water, tap water, warm water, and boiling water. They will record the time it takes for the solute to dissolve fully in each solvent and temperature. This data will then be analyzed to determine if results match the hypothesis that solubility increases with higher solvent temperature.

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    This document outlines a 7th grade chemistry investigation into how temperature affects solubility. The research question asks how temperature affects the solubility of a given solute in a given solvent. The hypothesis is that as the temperature of the solvent increases, more of the solute will dissolve, increasing solubility. Students will test the solubility of a solute in refrigerated water, tap water, warm water, and boiling water. They will record the time it takes for the solute to dissolve fully in each solvent and temperature. This data will then be analyzed to determine if results match the hypothesis that solubility increases with higher solvent temperature.

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    This document outlines a 7th grade chemistry investigation into how temperature affects solubility. The research question asks how temperature affects the solubility of a given solute in a given solvent. The hypothesis is that as the temperature of the solvent increases, more of the solute will dissolve, increasing solubility. Students will test the solubility of a solute in refrigerated water, tap water, warm water, and boiling water. They will record the time it takes for the solute to dissolve fully in each solvent and temperature. This data will then be analyzed to determine if results match the hypothesis that solubility increases with higher solvent temperature.

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    NPS International School

    Solubility - Grade 7 Chemistry


    Investigation

    Title of the project: An Investigation on solubility of a solute in a given solvent.

    What is the project about?

    Solutions are a special kind of mixture. Solubility is a term used to describe the number of
    materials (solids, liquids, or gas) which can be dissolved in a solvent to make a solution.
    The research aspect of this science investigation is to test the effect of temperature on the
    solubility of a substance in a solvent.

    Prior knowledge:
     Definition of solute, solvent, solution and solubility.
     Factors affecting the rate of solubility.

    Research Question:
     How does temperature affect solubility of a given solute in a given solvent?

    Hypothesis:

    Hypothesis: -As the temperature of the solvent increases there will be more
    amount of solute dissolved in the solvent which increase the solubility of the
    solute. That means that the solute can be mixed faster in hot water than cold
    water.

    Variables:
    What is your Controlled variable?
    What is your Dependent variable?
    What is your independent
    variable?

    Materials required:
    List the material required.

    Experimental procedure: List the steps here.


    1. Write your hypothesis on a piece of paper

    2. Get all of the different solute (Refrigerated water, Tap water, Warm water and Boiling water
    3. Put 1 tablespoon of solute into one of the solvents each, start the timer the exact second you put the solute
    in the solvent and mix until it gets dissolved
    4. Write your different timings and temperature on the paper
    5. Write your conclusions and see how different was your hypothesis from your conclusion.

    NPSI/ Version1.0/21-22/Chem./7/Project (TWS) Page No:1


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    Data collection:

    Solvent (50 ml) at different temp Amount of solute dissolved in teaspoons


    tablespoons
    Refrigerated water
    Tap water (room temp)
    Warm water
    Boiling water

    Data analysis:

    Draw a graph - Solvent temp along x-axis and amount of solute dissolved along y-axis.

    Observations: List your observations and suggest scientific reason for each of
    your observations.

    The water dissolved faster in hot water slower than in cold water
    - This happens because the heat makes the solute particles move faster and
    make it easily dissolve in the water
    - Therefore, the water can be easily mixed faster in hot water than cold water

    Conclusion: Refer to your hypothesis and answer the research question.


    As the temperature of the solvent increases there will be more amount of solute
    dissolved in the solvent which increase the solubility of the solute. That means
    that the solute can be mixed faster in hot water than cold water.

    Areas for improvement:

    To do the experiment in a better place (Because the cold water might get warm)

    NPSI/ Version1.0/21-22/Chem./7/Project (TWS) Page No:3

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