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blue= day 1
purple= day 2
green = day 3

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1.Melting point- micro melting point and/or evaporation dish
2. Solubility in water or alcohol
3. reaction with acid (if bubbles yes, if none then no)

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1. Solubility in water and alcohol
2. Melting point- MMP, if over 100 switch to evaporation dish
3. Reaction with acid

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1. Density (finding mass, volume, density)
2. Acid reaction (if bubbles then yes, if none then no)
3. Magnetism (get magnet over substances to attract the magnetic substances)

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1. intrinsic property enables to identify substances
2. objective- separate and identify liquids that are dissolved together
3. solubility of sugar, boiling point, flammability, odor, density
4. 1st liquid=fraction 1
2nd=trash
3rd=fraction 3

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1. Density (finding mass, volume, divide both)
2. Boiling Point (temp plateau)
3. Flammability (using wooden stick waving across flame)
4. Sugar Test (solubility in water and alcohol)

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Sludge is a brief 3 day test where you have to identify multiple substances using the skills learned in the preparation such as finding density, mass, volume of the substances.

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1. used to identify a liquid along with density
2. DONT EVER GO PAST 105 DEGREES CELSIUS
3. temp in degree Celsius

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1. 2 insoluble solids (pick apart with tweezers or by hand
2. A soluble and liquid (evaporate 10 ML of liquid with evaporation dish and watch glass with curved side down)
3. soluble and insoluble solid in liquid (use filter ( QUARTERS and wet side, then EVAP WATER THAT GOES THROUGH)
4. magnetic and non-magnetic (gently move magnet through mixture to get magnetic material)

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1. Find/Define the mass using balance (grams/g)
2. Find/Define volume using graduated cylinder
3. Divide- Mass/Volume= Density