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- Don't forget chips
- Use 5-10 mL
- Record every 30 sec
-Once plateau get six readings
-never heat to dryness or over 105

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if it sinks it is HEPE

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Boil water then have it stop bubbling. drop it in and if after you can squeeze it , it is PET.

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put plastic into acetone, if some of it peels off it is PS, if not continue

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-Heat copper wire and melt a little bit of plastic on it. put back into flame. if it lets out an orange flame continue, and if it is green, it is PVC.

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-Put plastic in water
-Floats > Alcohol and oil
-Sinks > copper wire, acetone and heat test

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measures the mass of an object in grams. remember to make it zero before you weigh

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-Filter the solutions
-test the metals
-Use fractional distillation from liquids
-Use evaporating dish for solids
-Separate insoluble soilds
-Test the with correct tests

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-Liquid
-Solid
-Power

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always put in if you are boiling something so it doesn't boil over

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never put wire near the flame, make sure it is not touch the bottom of test tube when you are boiling something

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always use gloves to pick up

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read from bottom of the dip most of the time 5-10 mL is a good amount

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Mass/Volume
mass = g
volume = mL or cm3
density = g/cm3 or g/mL3

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Weight
How much matter that is in an object

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L*W*H
How much an object takes up