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“Expansion of Alkaline water, Tap Water and Salt Water in a Temperature of 4℃”

A Research Paper in Fulfillment of the Requirements in Physics

Submitted by:
Dacasin, Gewiss Gabrielle K.

Submitted to:
T. Jocelyn M. Aranda

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

I. Title of the Study

“Expansion of Alkaline water, Tap Water and Salt Water in a Temperature of 4℃”

II. Statement of the Problem:

The researcher would conduct a specific experiment that will discover what kind of water expands the most in 4 C. The different kinds of water to be tested are Alkaline, Tap Water, Distilled Water, Seawater. The conductor of this particular research will know what type of water reacts the most, by doing this experiment will solve the problem that is stated. This experiment will not be difficult to conduct because it requires minimal resources.

* What type of water react the most to this experiment? * What type of water did not expand to the experiment? * Is there any time difference between how long it took to expand?

III. Introduction A. Background of the study Water is one of the most common yet valuable resources we have on this planet. Without water we wouldn’t be able to survive. Water is seen almost everywhere in the world except for the Gobi Desert. It has a lot of uses especially when it comes to our health. It does a great deal for our weather too, When it’s a hot day the water absorbs the heat the sun is giving off. To understand water and it’s many qualities we have to take a very close look at it’s structure and the reason why I am conducting is to see on waters many natural processes. B. Significance of the Study: We all wonder why water expands. it may be in a ice cube tray or any other water container. We all wonder why water expands on a given temperature. The

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