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Lab Report Investigating Mixtures
On Thursday, September, 28 in Ms. O’Brien’s Honors Science class we conducted two experiments the Mixed Substances Lab and the Investigating Mixtures Lab. The objective of the Investigating Mixtures Lab was “To observe that not all liquids behave the same way when mixed with other liquids”. Before we started the lab we we each created a hypothesis mine was “If the water and vegetable oil are mixed and the two combine and make a mixture, then the vegetable oil will float and the water will sink”. This is the important information which we must solve to determine whether our hypothesis was correct.
After conducting the first lab we conducted our second lab the Mixed Substances Lab. The objective of this lab was “ To see how properties of individual
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