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    1. The document describes a lab activity to separate a solution using different intermolecular forces. The procedure involves combining glitter, water, acetone, and food coloring in a bottle and observing what happens when salt is added. 2. When salt is added, the solution separates into distinct layers. Before salt, the mixture was a homogeneous yellow solution but after salt, the acetone and glitter separate to the top while the saltwater sinks to the bottom. 3. When acetone and water are combined, dispersion forces occur between the molecules as they mix. When salt is dissolved in water, ion-dipole forces form between the sodium and chloride ions and the water molecules.

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    1. The document describes a lab activity to separate a solution using different intermolecular forces. The procedure involves combining glitter, water, acetone, and food coloring in a bottle and observing what happens when salt is added. 2. When salt is added, the solution separates into distinct layers. Before salt, the mixture was a homogeneous yellow solution but after salt, the acetone and glitter separate to the top while the saltwater sinks to the bottom. 3. When acetone and water are combined, dispersion forces occur between the molecules as they mix. When salt is dissolved in water, ion-dipole forces form between the sodium and chloride ions and the water molecules.

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    1. The document describes a lab activity to separate a solution using different intermolecular forces. The procedure involves combining glitter, water, acetone, and food coloring in a bottle and observing what happens when salt is added. 2. When salt is added, the solution separates into distinct layers. Before salt, the mixture was a homogeneous yellow solution but after salt, the acetone and glitter separate to the top while the saltwater sinks to the bottom. 3. When acetone and water are combined, dispersion forces occur between the molecules as they mix. When salt is dissolved in water, ion-dipole forces form between the sodium and chloride ions and the water molecules.

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    Group Atomos: Jan.

    15, 2024
    Daguman
    Samson
    Bernardo
    Tiquiz
    Sanchez

    Lab Activity
    Separating a Solution
    I. Objective
    To explain the intermolecular forces occurring in a separation of a
    solution.

    II. Materials
    2 Erlenmeyer flasks 250 mL bottle of acetone
    Blue or red glitter 30 mL water
    Yellow liquid food coloring 15 g salt (NaCl)
    Empty plastic bottle Measuring spoon (optional)
    III. Procedure
    1. Fill one flask with 35 mL of acetone, followed by a teaspoon of red or
    blue glitter. Shake the flask to combine the ingredients.
    2. Fill the other flask with 30 mL water and add a drop of yellow food
    coloring. Shake the flask to mix the ingredients.
    3. Pour the yellow water in the empty plastic bottle, followed by the
    acetone with glitter. Cover the bottle tightly and shake it. Observe
    what happens to the solution.
    4. Now remove the cap and add 15 g of salt to the solution. Cover the
    bottle and shake it once more. Observe and analyze what happens to
    the solution.
    IV. Analysis
    1. What change happened to the solution after you added 15 g of salt?
    Describe the mixture before and after the salt was added.
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    2. Which intermolecular force occurred among the atoms of water (H2O)
    and acetone (C3H6O) when you combine them? Explain how it occurred.
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    3. What intermolecular force arose among the atoms of salt (NaCl) and
    water (H2O) when you added salt in the solution?

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