Antacid Tablets React With Water Case Study
1. At which temperature did the antacid tablet dissolve most rapidly?
The temperature that dissolved the tablet most rapidly was 48 degrees C.
2. At which temperature did the tablet dissolve most slowly?
The temperature that dissolved the tablet most slowly was 10 degrees C.
3. What is the relationship between temperature and the rate in which the antacid tablets react with water?
The relationship between the temperature and rate in which the tablets react with water is an indirect relationship.
4. Based on your observations, form a hypothesis about the relationship between temperature and the rate of chemical weathering.
5. How could you test this hypothesis?
6. What would the results have been if you had ground each tablet into a fine
powder before dropping it into the water? Would your conclusion be the same of different? Explain.
7. would a limestone building weather more rapidly in Homer, Alaska or in Honolulu,
Hawaii? Explain your reasoning.
The temperature that dissolved the tablet most rapidly was 48 degrees C.
2. At which temperature did the tablet dissolve most slowly?
The temperature that dissolved the tablet most slowly was 10 degrees C.
3. What is the relationship between temperature and the rate in which the antacid tablets react with water?
The relationship between the temperature and rate in which the tablets react with water is an indirect relationship.
4. Based on your observations, form a hypothesis about the relationship between temperature and the rate of chemical weathering.
5. How could you test this hypothesis?
6. What would the results have been if you had ground each tablet into a fine
powder before dropping it into the water? Would your conclusion be the same of different? Explain.
7. would a limestone building weather more rapidly in Homer, Alaska or in Honolulu,
Hawaii? Explain your reasoning.