Surface Area Lab Report

The tablet that was left whole had an average dissolving time of 5minites 12 seconds, the halves had an average of 4 minutes 13 seconds , the thirds was an average of 4minutes 2 seconds and the last tablet, the quarters has the shortest time of 3 minutes 38 seconds
My experiment was repeated three times, i did this as it helps to improve the reliability of my test. The test was as accurate as possible but of course no test is performed perfectly, there are always errors that occur and errors that cannot be helped. To keep my experiment accurate I used the same measurements of water, the same amount of tablets, the same brand of tablets and the same water temperature but some errors I had during my experiment was that when cutting the tablets
CONCLUSION:
In conclusion this science assessment was to find out if surface area affects reaction rate, and this experiment proved that surface area in fact does affect reaction rate. My experiment used a berocca tablet that was either cut into sections or left whole, the smaller fractions had a larger surface area as there was more area to cover, the pieces were then put into water to see what sized tablet reacted to the water the fastest. My hypothesis was supported as it was proven that the smaller pieces which had a larger surface area were much quicker to disintegrate in the water.

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