A few days ago
a lonely piece of the world..

Easy Homework Help Question Answer Please!!!!!!! [science]?

Ohkay on this homework assignment tonight, along with a few other questions, we have this problem:

“Draw a picture of a science expirement with at least 5 lab tools”

I can’t think of anything! The things that I thought of were not enough lab tools or not an acceptable science expirement idea Please answer quickly with your ideas and suggestions. Thanks!!!!!

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A few days ago
silligrl357

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draw a test tube, bunson burner, tubing, a scale and your safety goggles, gloves and apron.

Thats 7

You can be measuring water evaporation

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A few days ago
dpilipis
Distillation of alcohol. You would need, at a minimum:

1) Round Bottom Flask

2) Condenser

3) Graduated Cylinder (for measuring)

4) Beaker (to catch distillate)

5) Heating device such as a Bunsen Burner (or, preferably an electric heater fit to a round bottom flask)

6) Rubber stoppers for the joints

7) Rubber hoses for the running water (to cool the condenser).

Too bad I can’t draw a picture for you.

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A few days ago
Lovely
Many years ago, my organic chemistry class did a distillation experiment. I remember using a 1. beaker 2. distillation tube?(I forgot the exact name) 3. flask 4. bunsen burner 5.flask holder. We heated something to extract alcohol from it. Try looking it up on distillation experiments. Hope this helps.
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A few days ago
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distilling salt water into fresh water.

you need bunsen burner, a boiling flask, rubber hose, a graduated cylendar, bucket of ice, and a few odds and ends like stoppers, a flint, and a stand for the boiling flask.

put boiling flask filled with salt water under bunsen burner. attach hose from top of boiling flask into a graduated cylander that is in a bucket of ice. light the bunsen burner. the salt water should boil and force the evaporated gas through the tube were it recondenses into the graduated cylendar as fresh water leaving the salt behind in a brine.

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4 years ago
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whilst water gets sufficient quantity of heat temperature, it shifts from liquid to gas area, in that experience steam is the gaseous area of water. we are able to define steam as a gas. besides the shown fact that, if temperature cools down under 100C, steam gets decrease back to liquid area (water) and if the cooling keeps such that the temperature is as low as 0C or perhaps decrease, water gets sturdy shape and that’s ice.
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