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    The document describes an experiment to observe the boiling points of pure water and a salt water solution. Materials needed include glass, spoon, salt, water and a rice cooker. The procedure has students place pure water and a salt water solution into a rice cooker and observe the time taken for each to boil. It was observed that pure water boiled after 6 minutes while the salt water solution took 8 minutes, demonstrating that the presence of salt increases the boiling point of water.

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    The document describes an experiment to observe the boiling points of pure water and a salt water solution. Materials needed include glass, spoon, salt, water and a rice cooker. The procedure has students place pure water and a salt water solution into a rice cooker and observe the time taken for each to boil. It was observed that pure water boiled after 6 minutes while the salt water solution took 8 minutes, demonstrating that the presence of salt increases the boiling point of water.

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    Boiling Point: Materials

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    Nestor Raguindin
    The document describes an experiment to observe the boiling points of pure water and a salt water solution. Materials needed include glass, spoon, salt, water and a rice cooker. The procedure has students place pure water and a salt water solution into a rice cooker and observe the time taken for each to boil. It was observed that pure water boiled after 6 minutes while the salt water solution took 8 minutes, demonstrating that the presence of salt increases the boiling point of water.

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    Boiling Point

    Materials:

     Glass
     Spoon
     1/2 table spoon of salt
     1 Glass of water
     Rice cooker

    Procedure:
    1. Prepare the materials you’re going to use (Water, salt, glass, spoon ,rice cooker, etc.)

    2. Prepare the rice cooker you’re going to do use in order to boil the water (with and without

    solute)

    3. Put your solvent (pure water) into a rice cooker and observe its boiling point.

    3. Mix ½ table spoon of salt into 1cup of water, then stir it. Place the solution into a rice cooker

    and observe its boiling point.

    Observation:
    In this activity, I observed that it took different number of minutes for the two solutions

    to boil. It took 6 minutes for the pure water to boil and 8 minutes for the water with salt to boil

    when placed inside the rice cooker. It can therefore be concluded that the water with salt takes

    extra time in order for it to boil as compared to pure water.


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