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D=M/V or Density = Mass/ Volume

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full canister - empty canister = mass of liquid

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1. you must get a test tube and fill the test tube with the liquid
2. then put the thermometer in the test tube.
3. then begin to heat the test tube with fire
4. Once the temperature starts to plateau ( stays the same temperature for a long amount of time) This temperature that it plateau's at is the boiling point (hint: liquid should be bubbling)

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It is acid do not touch the liquid or the substance after you put it on the substance

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all you have to do is put your material on the dish and place two drops of acid on it. It should bubble if it reacts

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If you hover a magnet slightly above the material

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The mat rial should stick to the magnet and that is how you find if something is magnetic

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The Top Temperature the evaporation Dish can get to is 300 degrees Celsius.

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First you must get a 150ml canister, then you put the powder into a tube and rubber band it onto the thermometer then stick the thermometer in the canister of water and began to heat using the flame lit by the bunsin burner. Then watch as the powder starts to melt into a liquid once it starts to melt look at the thermometer and get the temp. that temperature is the micro melting point.

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Properties of a substance that help determine which substance it may be, Including - Boiling point, Micro melting point, Solubility, and density

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These are the most important properties that will be used in sludge , most important things to learn how to do

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1. Go into your drawer and get the dish the looks Tan
2. Put the substance into the Evaporation dish
3. Put the lid on
4. Use the bunsin burner to heat the the substance inside the dish
5. set a 5 minute timer
6. Once the 5 minutes are up lift the lid using the glove to look inside the dish to see what happened to the substance inside.