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Sludge is a mix of many different substances both solid and liquid. This includes, metals, non metals plastics, and many others. I will have to identify what these substances are.

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Mass is how much matter weighs
You can find the mass of something by putting it on a balance
The unit of mass is grams (g)

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Density is how heavy or light something is
The UNIT for it is g/cm^3 or g/mL
DON'T FORGET THE SLASH!

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Volume is the space matter takes up

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Volume= length x width x height
unit is cm^3

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First you fill a graduated cylinder with a certain about of water. Then you put the object in the graduated cylinder gently. Then you measure the amount of water after the object was placed in it. Then u find the difference between the amount of water after the object was placed in the water and the amount of water before the object was placed in it.

EXAMPLE:
Amount of water before object: 30mL
Amount of water after object: 43mL
Volume= 13mL

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mL= cm^3

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Density= mass/ volume
Example:
Mass= 24g
Volume = 12 cm^3
24g / 12 cm^3 = 2 g/cm^3
The density is 2 g/cm^3

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Follow all these steps to figure out how to classify plastics

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Doesn't have to stay exactly the same temperature  for it to be at boiling point.
Push it see how high the temperature can go to make sure you reached the actual boiling point.

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the following properties are intrinsic:
Boiling point
Magnetism
Density
freezing point

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Don't forget boiling chips , Make sure the tube is below ... by Alexis

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Use this chart to help it should have everything you need 

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Use this chart to help it should have everything you need 

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If using the evaporating dish use a small amount of liquid to make it go faster  

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If using the evaporating dish use a small amount of liquid to make it go faster  

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But the paper above has everything else you need to know about separating.

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But the paper above has everything else you need to know about separating.

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Use smaller amounts of liquid when doing tests it helps get everything done faster especially with filtration, boiling, and evaporating 

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Use smaller amounts of liquid when doing tests it helps get everything done faster especially with filtration, boiling, and evaporating 

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Have others do stuff while you're doing a test 

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Have others do stuff while you're doing a test 

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This may not be important to sludge but its here just in case if i need it 

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This may not be important to sludge but its here just in case if i need it 

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Always have the handheld set to a duration of 1800 seconds 

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Always have the handheld set to a duration of 1800 seconds 

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use the graph on the hand held when boiling (It'll make it easy to see the liquid platue)

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use the graph on the hand held when boiling (It'll make it easy to see the liquid platue)