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Investigating the Effect of Milk Temperature on Color Movement in Soap Reactions

This inquiry explores how different variables, such as the temperature and type of milk, the type of soap used, and the absence of soap affect the distance that colored droplets travel in a milk solution. The experiment will measure the speed, distance, and color levels as they relate to changes in milk temperature. Maintaining consistent factors like the beaker, amount of milk, toothpick, and drops of color is crucial. The hypothesis predicts that higher milk temperatures will lead to greater distances traveled by the color in soap reactions.

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Investigating the Effect of Milk Temperature on Color Movement in Soap Reactions

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  1. Inquiry Lab

  2. What are some things we could change? • Temperature of milk • Milk type • Soap type • No soap

  3. What effect can we measure? • Distance • Speed • Level color drops • How long it moves

  4. Decide on the variables

  5. Constants • Things you would keep the same • Beaker • Amount of milk • Toothpick • Drops of color

  6. Problem • Write a question must include both Independent and Dependant variable. • Example: How does increasing the temperature of the milk affect thedistancethe color will travel?

  7. Hypothesis • If I change the temperature from room temperature to 80’ • Then the drops will move away from each other farther.

  8. Procedure • List materials • Write in Steps • Must include how data is recorded • Describe Control set up • At least 100 trials human, 50 trials animals, 30 trials plants

  9. Data Table DV IV

  10. Graph distance

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