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1.fold your filter paper into half and then half it again
2. then take one of the flabs and separate it from the rest, put it in a graduated cylinder
3.spray it with water so it sticks to the graduated cylinder

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1. use a scale and put your graduated cylinder(GC) or massing boat on it
2. write down how much it weighs [use units(grams)]
3. pour your liquid/medal into your GC or powder into your massing boat, write down how much it weighs
4. subtract the two
now you have your volume

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1. after your set up is ready pour your insoluble and soluble mixture into a testing tube and shake it up
2.  next, pour it into your filter paper that is placed into your GC.
3. now you have separated your insoluble and soluble

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funnel and filter paper is used to separate the insoluble and soluble powder.

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Sludge is when there is 8-12 different types of unknown materials and substances all put together. The point of sludge is to separate the materials and find the unknown. There could be metals, powders, liquids, and plastics.

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density is where you find the mass of your liquid by difference. 

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density is where you find the mass of your liquid by difference. 

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volume is where you want to know how much your liquid weighs. 

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volume is where you want to know how much your liquid weighs. 

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✰density (D=g/mL)
✰boiling point
✰flammability
✰sugar test

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✰soluble in water or alcohol

✰melting point: micro-melting point and/or evaporating dish

✰reaction with acid

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put powder into a test tube and see if it dissolves in water or alcohol

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boil your liquid until it start to bubble. After it starts to bubble record 6 more times. (record every 30 seconds)

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dip your wood stick into liquid and turn on your but sun burner and with the stick go back and forth

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if the stick catches on fire then it means your liquid is flammable

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put a tip of sugar into your liquid and if it dissolves it is soluble and if it didn't dissolve it is insoluble

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micro-melting point is where you take a non metal/powder and you put a pinky width of powder into a capillary tube

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1. you want to attach the tube with the thermometer with a rubber band
2. use a medium sized beaker and put that in screen
3. record every 30 seconds
4. record when you see melting
5. once you see melting then stop cause you got your name

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if melting doesn't occur then stop and use evaporation dish

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to go faster put the flame higher

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you can tell you got a reaction if your substance bubbles
BUBBLES=REACTION

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✰magnesium
✰acid reaction
✰description(color)

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if the metal is magnetic it should attract to the magnet

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the purpose of fractional distillation is to separate the pure liquids

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you change your test tube when your liquids bubbles and plateaus and starts to go higher in temperature

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you know you are done when you have reached 105 in Celsius