2. Which of the substances are immiscible andlor insoluble in water? Are these substances polar or nonpolar? Why do you say so? 3. Which ofthe substances are miscible and/or soluble in ol? Are these substances polar ‘or nonpolar? Why do you say so? 4. Which ofthe substances are immiscible andlor insoluble in ol? Are these substances polar or nonpolar? Why do you say so? What substances are polar? Nonpotar? Group them in the table bolow. Define the following terms: a. Miscible b. Immiscible c. Solubilty Reminder: Samples with oll and gasoline should fist be mived with dishwashing liquid before disposing them down the sink.Procedures: ‘Mix at least 50 mL or 5 tablespoon of each substance in every set up below. ‘50 mL Water + 50 ml_ cooking oil ‘50 mL Water + %tbsp. sugar ‘50 mL Water + 50 mL kerosene ‘50 mi_ Water + 50 mi vinegar “30 ml Water + 60 mL gasoline "50 mL Cooking oil + 50 mL Kerosene ‘50 mL Cooking oil + ‘4 tbsp. sugar ‘50 mL Cooking oll + 50 mL vinogar 0 mL Cooking oil + 60 mL gasoline ‘50 mL Kerosene + 1 thsp_ sugar 50 mL Kerosene + 50 mL vinegar 0 mL Kerosene + 50 mL gasoline % tbsp. sugar + 50 mL vinegar Ya tbsp. sugar +50 mL gasoline 50 mL Vinegar + 60 mL gasoline olzlel-fa|_|-|x]o|->\m]o]o|n|>| 2. Stirthe mixture. Observe if the substances are miscible or immiscible. lf you are using only one spoon or stirrer throughout the mixture, remember to wash and dry them after every use. Write your observations in the table below. Observations: Check (x) the appropriaje column for your observation on the miscibility of two liquids, Water + cooking oil ‘Walor + sugar Water + Kerosene: ‘Water + vinegar Water + gasoline ‘Cooking oil + Kerosene ‘Cooking oil-+ sugar Cooking oil vinegar ‘Cooking oll + gasoline: ‘Kerosene + sugar Kerosene + vinegar Kerosene + gasoline ‘sugar + Vinegar jar + gasoline Vinegar + gasoline ‘Answer the following guide questions. ‘1. Which of the substances are miscible andlor soluble in water? Are these substances polar or nonpolar? Why do you say so?Activity 2: “Like Dissolves Like” Experiment Directions: In performing the experiment, make sure that ‘you are away from any source of fire since you will be using combustible substances like kerosene and gasoline. Wear ‘also your facemask to protect you from smelling the strong odor of the materials to be used. Do not taste any of the chemical compounds. Better perform the activity under the supervision of your parents. Prepare the following materials: Water sugar kerosene Vinegar cooking oil gasoline food coloring (optional for coloring water and vinegar) spoon for string disposable cup or may use empty bottles or empty mineral water bottle or any empty clear plastic bottles available. Before you perform the activity, using the table below, predict whether the following substances will be soluble or insoluble once they are combined to other substances. Put a check (¥) for miscible column if you think the two liquids will be mixed homogenously and put check under immiscible column. if you think they will no. Water + cooking ol Water + sugar Water + kerosene ‘Water + vinegar Water + gasoline Cooking oll + Kerosene ‘Cooking oil+ sugar Cooking oil + vinegar Cooking ol + gasoline Kerosene + sugar Kerosene + vinegar Kerosene + gasoline sugar + vinegar Sugat + gasoline Vinegar + gasoline Let’s now check whether your predictions are correct or not by performing the activity. Follow the procedures property.