Result:

A. Solids In Liquids

Solute
Solvent
Sodium Chloride Oxalic Acid Paraffin
Water Soluble Not Completely Not Dissolve
Dissolve
Ethanol Not Dissolve Not Dissolve Not Dissolve

Hexane Crystalline Solid Is Insoluble Dissolve

Formed
Table 1

B. Miscibility Of Liquids

Solvent Observations

Water Immiscibility. Oil formed a layer above water

Ethanol Partially miscible. Mixture turned cloudy and not completely dissolve

Hexane Miscible. A clear mixture.

Table 2

C. The Relative Solubility of a Solute in Two Solvents

1. Observation: Methylene chloride formed a layer below water because it is not miscible with water.
Water has lower density than methylene chloride and opposite to it.

2. Colour of the aqueous layer: Turn yellowish

Colour of the methylene chloride layer: Clear

3. Colour of the aqueous layer: Still yellowish

Colour of the methylene chloride layer: Turn dark pink

4. Based on the relative intensity of the colour of the two layer, iodine dissolve more in methylene
chloride than water since the colour of pure iodine is dark pink. Thus, iodine properties dissolve
fully in methylene chloride.