The document provides instructions for an activity where students will create 8 mixtures by adding various substances like sugar, starch, clay, food coloring, salt, gulaman powder, oil, and ink to labeled cups of water. They will observe and record descriptions of each mixture, test if they separate upon standing, and classify them as either a solution, suspension, or colloid based on if they are homogenous or heterogenous and whether they separate.
The document provides instructions for an activity where students will create 8 mixtures by adding various substances like sugar, starch, clay, food coloring, salt, gulaman powder, oil, and ink to labeled cups of water. They will observe and record descriptions of each mixture, test if they separate upon standing, and classify them as either a solution, suspension, or colloid based on if they are homogenous or heterogenous and whether they separate.
The document provides instructions for an activity where students will create 8 mixtures by adding various substances like sugar, starch, clay, food coloring, salt, gulaman powder, oil, and ink to labeled cups of water. They will observe and record descriptions of each mixture, test if they separate upon standing, and classify them as either a solution, suspension, or colloid based on if they are homogenous or heterogenous and whether they separate.
a. Sugar e. Salt b. Starch f. Gulaman powder c. Clay g. Oil d. Food coloring i. Ink 2. Add water to each cup 3. Add each substances to their labeled cups. 4. Observe the 8 mixtures. Record a brief description of each in the provided table. 5. In a darkened spot, shine a flashlight on each mixture that does not separate upon standing. In the data table, describe if the mixture exhibits Tyndall Effect. 6. Classify each mixture as a solution, suspension or colloid. MIXTURE BRIEF DESCRIPTION SEPARATES UPON Classification CLASSIFICATION STANDING (Homogenous or (SOLUTION, (YES or NO) Heterogenous) SUSPENSION OR COLLOID)