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    Here are some suggestions for Ramon: 1. Grate or shred the detergent bar into smaller pieces to increase its surface area. This will allow it to dissolve faster. 2. Add hot water. Increasing the water temperature will cause the detergent particles to move faster and dissolve more readily. 3. Stir the water continuously while the detergent bar is dissolving. Stirring exposes more of the detergent surface to the water and helps speed up the dissolving process. The key things that can help a solid like a detergent bar dissolve faster are increasing its surface area, raising the temperature, and agitating it through stirring. Doing one or more of these actions should help the detergent bar dissolve more quickly

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    Here are some suggestions for Ramon: 1. Grate or shred the detergent bar into smaller pieces to increase its surface area. This will allow it to dissolve faster. 2. Add hot water. Increasing the water temperature will cause the detergent particles to move faster and dissolve more readily. 3. Stir the water continuously while the detergent bar is dissolving. Stirring exposes more of the detergent surface to the water and helps speed up the dissolving process. The key things that can help a solid like a detergent bar dissolve faster are increasing its surface area, raising the temperature, and agitating it through stirring. Doing one or more of these actions should help the detergent bar dissolve more quickly

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    Here are some suggestions for Ramon: 1. Grate or shred the detergent bar into smaller pieces to increase its surface area. This will allow it to dissolve faster. 2. Add hot water. Increasing the water temperature will cause the detergent particles to move faster and dissolve more readily. 3. Stir the water continuously while the detergent bar is dissolving. Stirring exposes more of the detergent surface to the water and helps speed up the dissolving process. The key things that can help a solid like a detergent bar dissolve faster are increasing its surface area, raising the temperature, and agitating it through stirring. Doing one or more of these actions should help the detergent bar dissolve more quickly

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    Solution: Experimentation

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    Hazel Olay
    Here are some suggestions for Ramon: 1. Grate or shred the detergent bar into smaller pieces to increase its surface area. This will allow it to dissolve faster. 2. Add hot water. Increasing the water temperature will cause the detergent particles to move faster and dissolve more readily. 3. Stir the water continuously while the detergent bar is dissolving. Stirring exposes more of the detergent surface to the water and helps speed up the dissolving process. The key things that can help a solid like a detergent bar dissolve faster are increasing its surface area, raising the temperature, and agitating it through stirring. Doing one or more of these actions should help the detergent bar dissolve more quickly

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    SOLUTION

    EXPERIMENTATION
    Let’s answer the questions
     What solid materials were dissolved in water?
     What do you call this solid materials?
     Give 2 more solids that easily dissolve in
    water.
    liquid
    If you were to drink
    coffee, will you
    choose granules or
    powder? Why?
    If you were to drink
    chocolate, what will
    you choose tablea or
    powder and why?
    Task 1
    1. Prepare two drinking glasses
    half-filled with water.
    2. Put one teaspoon of salt into each
    glass.
    3. Stir the water in one glass. Do not stir the
    water in the other glass.
    4. Observe what happens.
    Answer the following questions. Write the answers
    in your laboratory sheet.
    1. In which glass of water did the salt dissolve faster?
    2. What do you think will happen if you did not stir
    the water in the other glass?
    3. What made the salt particles dissolve faster? Why
    do you think this happened?
    Task 1
    In which glass of water did the salt dissolve faster?
    Glass which the salt was stirred or mixed
    What do you think will happen if you did not stir the water
    in the other glass?
    The salt will not dissolved/mix with the water
    What made the salt particles dissolve faster?
    The salt was stirred or mix
    Why do you think this happened?
    Because of stirring or mixing
    Task 2
    1. Fill half of a drinking glass with cold water.
    2. With the help of an adult, fill half of another
    glass with hot water.
    3. Place one teaspoon of sugar in each glass.
    4. Observe what happens.
    Answer the following questions in your laboratory
    sheet.
    a. In which glass did the sugar dissolve faster?
    b. What made the sugar in one glass dissolves faster
    than sugar in the other glass?
    c. What factor affects the sugar to dissolve faster in one
    glass?
    Task 2
    In which glass did the sugar dissolve faster?
    glass with hot water
    What made the sugar in one glass dissolves faster than
    sugar in the other glass?
    Hot water
    What factor affects the sugar to dissolve faster in one
    glass?
    Heat
    Task 3
    1. Prepare two drinking glasses, a teaspoon of powder
    soap, and a small piece of a detergent bar.
    2. Place equal amounts of water in the glasses.
    3. Put the powdered soap in one of the glasses and the
    piece of detergent bar in the other glass.
    4. Observe which solid dissolves faster.
    Task 3
    Answer the following questions. Write the answers
    in your laboratory sheet.
    a. In which glass did the detergent dissolve faster?
    b. What factors affect the speed of solubility
    between the powdered soap and detergent bar?
    Task 3
    1. In which glass did the detergent dissolve faster?
    a. Glass with detergent powder
    2. What factors affect the speed of solubility
    between the powdered soap and detergent bar?
    Because the detergent soap is very small/tiny than
    a.

    the detergent bar


    Guide Questions:
    1. How does stirring affect
    solubility?
    2. How does crushing affect
    solubility?
    3. How does temperature affect
    solubility?
    Guide Questions:
    1. How does stirring affect
    solubility?
    2. How does crushing affect
    solubility?
    3. How does temperature affect
    solubility?
    Stirring or shaking a liquid mixture makes its
    solid particles dissolve faster. Stirring causes the
    surface of each tiny particle of such substances
    as sugar, and coffee to be exposed to the water.
    Substances dissolve faster when the surface of
    each tiny particle comes in contact with water.
    Crushing a solid solute into smaller pieces
    makes it dissolve faster. Materials in
    powder form such as powdered soap and
    rocky salt dissolve faster than the same
    materials that are in solid or compact form.
    Heat energy affects how a solute dissolves in a
    solvent. Heat increases the temperature of the
    solvent and the solute (such as hot water),
    causing the particles of such substances as
    sugar to move faster. As the motion of the
    solute and solvent increases, a greater chance
    occur for the solvent and solute to come into
    contact with each other.
    The amount of solute that dissolves can vary
    • Concentration: The amount of solute
    dissolved in a solvent at a given temperature.
    • Examples:
    • Hot chocolate…the more powdered mix you add
    the higher the concentration of chocolate
    • Lemonade…the more frozen lemon concentrate
    or powdered mix you add the more tart the drink
    becomes
    www.seroundtable.com

    Degrees of Concentration

    • Dilute: a solution has a low concentration of solute

    • Saturated: a solution that contains the maximum a


    mount of solute that can be dissolved into the
    solvent at a given temperature.

    • Supersaturated: a solution can contain more solute


    than normal by raising the temperature of the solvent
    .
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    Solubility

    • Solubility: the amount of the substance that will dissolve


    in a certain amount of solvent at a given temperature.

    • The solubility of a solute can be changed


    • by raising the temperature
    • If solute is a gas…then you can change the pressure
    …higher pressure of gas in a liquid increases the
    amount of gas that can be dissolved
    Aling Nora sells cold buko juice in
    the school canteen. Everyday, she
    prepares jugs of buko juice for the
    pupils. For each jug, she mixes
    sugar, coconut meat, milk, and
    water. What do you think should
    Aling Nora do so that the sugar she
    uses would dissolve faster?
    Ramon would like to soak his
    white uniform in water with
    powdered detergent. He found
    out that he no longer had
    powdered detergent. All he had
    was a detergent bar. What should
    he do so that the bar would
    dissolve faster?

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