1) The document describes an experiment to determine the vitamin C content in lime juice and pineapple juice. It outlines the objective, hypothesis, materials, procedure, results, and conclusion.
2) The results show that 1 ml of lime juice decolorized 1.7 ml of CPIP solution, while 1 ml of pineapple juice decolorized 1.43 ml.
3) Based on the results, the conclusion is that lime juice contains more vitamin C than pineapple juice, supporting the original hypothesis.
1) The document describes an experiment to determine the vitamin C content in lime juice and pineapple juice. It outlines the objective, hypothesis, materials, procedure, results, and conclusion.
2) The results show that 1 ml of lime juice decolorized 1.7 ml of CPIP solution, while 1 ml of pineapple juice decolorized 1.43 ml.
3) Based on the results, the conclusion is that lime juice contains more vitamin C than pineapple juice, supporting the original hypothesis.
1) The document describes an experiment to determine the vitamin C content in lime juice and pineapple juice. It outlines the objective, hypothesis, materials, procedure, results, and conclusion.
2) The results show that 1 ml of lime juice decolorized 1.7 ml of CPIP solution, while 1 ml of pineapple juice decolorized 1.43 ml.
3) Based on the results, the conclusion is that lime juice contains more vitamin C than pineapple juice, supporting the original hypothesis.
Aim/ Objective : To determine the vitamin C content in different fruit juice E1 PI1-1 Problem statement : oes lime juice contain more vitamin C than !inea!!le juice" E1 PI 1-# $%!othesis : &ime juice contain more vitamin C than !inea!!le juice' E1 PI 1-( )ani!ulated *ariable : T%!es of fruit juice +es!ondin, *ariable : *olume of fruit juice needed to decolori-e the 1 ml
CPIP solution / . of vitamin C E1 PI 1-/ 0i1ed *ariable : *olume of CPIP solution )aterial : 2'1. ascorbic acid solution3 CPIP solution3 freshl% !re!ared fruit juice and !inea!!le juice A!!aratus : 4!ecimen tubes3 a s%rin,e 51 ml63 s%rin,es 57ml6 8ith needles3 bea9ers 572ml63 ,au-e cloth3 9nife and mortar' E1 PI 1-7 Techni:ue : To record the volume of fruit juice needed to decolori-e the 1 ml
CPIP usin, a scaled s%rin,e' E1 PI 1-; Procedure 1' Three s!ecimen tubes are labeled as ascorbic acid3 lime juice and !inea!!le juice' #' 1 ml of CPIP solution is !laced in each s!ecimen tube' (' A s%rin,e is filled 8ith 7 ml of ascorbic acid solution' /' The needle of the s%rin,e is immersed in the CPIP solution' 7' The ascorbic solution is added dro! b% dro! to the CPIP solution and the tube is sha9en slo8l%' ;' The amount of ascorbic acid solution use to decolori-e the CPIP solution is recorded' E1 PI 1-< <' 4te!s # to ; are re!eated usin, lime and !inea!!le juices' =' The !ercenta,e and concentration of vitamin C in the in the fruit juices are calculated' usin, the follo8in, >' The data collected is recorded in a table' TEAC$E+?4 4I@AATB+E : CCCCCCC'' +esults : 4olution Initial *olume 5ml6 0inal *olume 5ml6 *olume used 5ml6 Percenta,e Of *itamin C 5.6 Concentration Of *itamin C 5m, ml6 Ascorbic Acid 7'2 /'2 1'2 - - &ime juice 7'2 #'7 #'7 1/#'7 1 2'1D2'2/ 2'/ Pinea!!le juice 7'2 1'/ ('; 1/('; 1 2'1D2'2( 2'( E(PI 1 Cal!la"i#n: Pe$en"a%e #& 'i"a(in C) *#l!(e #& +,1- a.#$/i aid .#l!"i#n 0 +,1 *#l!(e #& &$!i" 1!ie C#nen"$a"i#n #& *i"a(in C ) *#l!(e #& +,1- a.#$/i aid .#l!"i#n *#l!(e #& &$!i" 1!ie 5a6 Percenta,e of vitamin C in lime juice D 1/#'7 1 2'1D2'2/
Concentration of *itamin C In lime juice D 1/#'7 D 2'/ m, /ml 5b6 Percenta,e of vitamin C in !inea!!le juice D 1/('; 1 2'1D2'2(
Concentration of *itamin C in !inea!!le juice D 1/('; D 2'(m, /ml E/ PI 1 iscussion : The ,reater the volume of fruit juice needed to decolori-e 1ml CPIP solution3 the lo8er the content of vitamin C in the fruit juice E/ PI # The volume of lime juice used to decolori-e 1ml CPIP solution is #'7 ml
8hereas the volume of !inea!!le juice used is ('; ml' E/ PI # Conclusion : &ime juice contain more vitamin C than !inea!!le juice' The h%!othesis is acce!ted E/ PI(