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These factors usually cause enough separation that you can tell which colors were combined to make the original mixture. Put a tablespoon of water in a small cup and add ½ - teaspoon of salt. Swirl ...

Miss Fong: Yes. And the reaction always produces two things - water and salt. Katie: Salt… As in the salt that you put on your chips? Miss Fong: No. Nothing mixed in a science lab should be eaten.

salt water, alcohol, and detergent solution. But in this activity, all the liquids tested are colored yellow. Students will mix these liquids with water that has been colored blue to see if the ...

The researchers explained that the marine environment has a strong influence on the module surface, via salt and water vapor mixed with acid and basic substances, noting that previous research ...

Miss Fong: Yes. And the reaction always produces two things - water and salt. Katie: Salt… As in the salt that you put on your chips? Miss Fong: No. Nothing mixed in a science lab should be eaten.