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First experiment: The marker had enforce water which would have

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In the experiment there was a change variables. (The things that can change). As a result a change in container, ment we had a bigger quantity of liquid. Meaning we need a more acidic solution. To get a more acidic result.

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There was barely any yellow sllution because of all the water

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the second one has a lot of water and the plastic container doesn't have a marker on it

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the second one has a lot of water and the plastic container doesn't have a marker on it

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Test it in a smaller container and have the same amount of water/UI. (Dont have pen in it this time)

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1st.  It was funny when Mr guy burnt his hand and the smoke was cool.

2nd.  This time Mr Guy didn't burn her hand which was sad and it had a different reaction than the one with the whiteboard marker

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i love the way how the acid went yellow and blue

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The reaction was awesome,  especially the fire one.

It was cool as well to see the colour change.

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The acid and base had also reacted with the marker

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it was real as g bc the smoke
it was accurate,better than if we were to just put it in a test tube

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This provides a obvious identification for the occuring changes, representing how acid rain is formed and how it changes. We can't ensure that the experiment was completely perfect. Due to the fact off the variables such as the plastic in the container and the felts

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I liked what happened with the smoke and matches.
I don't think anything limited it

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The marker made a difference to the indicator which made a green colour

2.  It was really cool to see that both matches did the same thing

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The way the marker effected the water may have did something

In the 2nd experiment the changes were more clearer.

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- What made it a good scientific model for acid rain?
- What limited the accuracy of it as a model?