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I did this because I wanted to know which soap(Jergens, Irish Spring, and Dial) will desolve first.

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My hypothesis was Irish Spring would dissolve first not supported with the experiment and Jergens was the first dissolve. The results could have been affected by The temperature of the water. In the future, I will
add more hot water. It would be interesting to see how long Irish spring will survive in 1000 degree water.

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Jergens and Irish Spring both dissolved and Dial didn't, but when I went out and checked on the soap I saw that Irish Spring dissolved right after Jergens

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I used the same bowls and that didn't really effect the independent variable.

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I kept on putting hot water in the bowls when the water turns to soap jelly water.

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I cut the three bars of soap into three's.

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First I get the brands of soap, Next I get three bowls, then I filled the bowls with hot water, Finally I put the brands of soap in the bowls and leave it alone until this Tuesday.

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Jergens

Irish Spring

Dial

3 bowls

Hot Water

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https://www.mouseprint.org/2007/11/05/dial-soap-the-incredible-shrinking-bar/

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Based on my research I think Irish Spring will desolve first.

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Which Brand of soap(Jergens, Irish Spring, and Dial) will desolve first?