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Alka Seltzer Tablet
In this experiment, we will develop five solutions that will be tested to figure which one of these solutions will dissolve an Alka seltzer tablet the fastest. The following essentials for this experiment will include Alka seltzer tablets that will be split in half. We will also use one solid tablet for a different result. This experiment will include water in different temperatures and additional ingredients such as ice, salt and vinegar that will be included to see which solution works more effectively. The Hypothesis: Hot boiling water will dissolve the Alka Seltzer tablet the fastest.
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