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1. Pour 100ml of boiling water into the beaker.

2. Add the tea bags into the beakers

3. In beaker A, pour 50ml of cold milk immediately.

4. Place the laboratory thermometers in both beakers

5. Measure and record the temperatures every minute

6. Add 50ml of cold milk to beaker B at the 10 minute mark.

7. Continue to record the temperatures in both beakers for another 5 minutes.

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To find out if mixing the milk and tea immediately or 10 minutes later would make the tea lose heat slower

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GROUP 1 Time/ min,Temperature of water/ deg C Beaker A,Beaker B

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Solution: 1

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Proposal 1 would be preferred. If we were to put the milk back in the fridge, it will be of a lower temperature when you make the tea it will also be colder.

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Abdul says proposal 3: don’t drink at all.
Redo the tea after the call.

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1, 3, 5, 2, 4

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1: Pour 200 ml soda water into a glass.

2: Set a fluorescent table lamp over the two glasses and turn it on.

3: Pour 200 ml tonic water into a glass.

4: Observe the glasses from the side

5: Place a transparency over both of the glasses.

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Each item below is the title for each of your post.

- Research question
- Equipment needed
- Changed variable
- Measured variable
- Protocol
- Results
- Conclusion

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Proposal 1: Quickly pour the milk and stir well. Then drink the tea after the conversation.

Proposal 2: Leave the cup with the hot water on the table, return the milk to the refrigerator, talk to Dr. Johnson, and pour the cold milk immediately after the conversation.

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The cup of tea had to contain ⅔ boiling water, ⅓ cold milk, and be well stirred. She even invested in a special cup that had lines marking the exact volumes of the water and the milk.

Ruth filled her teacup ⅔ of the way with boiling water, but the phone rang before she had time to pour the milk.

Ruth knew that the call was about a lengthy one, and would take at least 10 minutes.