Aim: To separate colours by using the process of chromatography.
Definition: A technique for separating the different parts of a mixture / solid using liquid.
Rainbow paper
Materials;
1. cup
1. cup
2. you need filter paper or special paper
3. water from sink
4. the colours you need black green and red
Process:
Step 1: get a cup
Step 2: get some water
Step 3: get the paper
Step 3: get the paper
Step 4: bend the paper a little at the top then put the hook on the edged and it should sit there
Findings: the colour went up the paper
Reflection: the water can go up paper
Process:
Findings: the colour fared away form the skittle
Reflection: That skittle colour combined in the middle then we got to eat them
What did the colours do?
Did the colours mix together?
Why or why not?
Extension:
What is another experiment you could do using chromatography and how would you do it.
Reflection: the water can go up paper
Skittles
Aim: To separate colours by using the process of chromatography.
Materials;Aim: To separate colours by using the process of chromatography.
1. Small Circle containers
2. skittles
3. water from sink
Process:
Step 1: spreed out the skittles
Step 2: pour some water in with the skittles
Step 3: wait for a little to see the water change colour
Step 4: when its done open the container
Step 5: then take out the skittles
Step 6: then you can eat the skittles
Findings: the colour fared away form the skittle
Reflection: That skittle colour combined in the middle then we got to eat them
What did the colours do?
Did the colours mix together?
Why or why not?
Extension:
What is another experiment you could do using chromatography and how would you do it.
Hi Jessica
ReplyDeleteI would like to see you putting in some more information for your findings and conclusion on the rainbow paper experiment, at least a few sentences each.
Also for the Skittles experiment, there are three questions at the bottom you haven't addressed yet. Once you make these improvements, your work will earn a point towards your science badge.
- Miss Birtch