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    The document describes an experiment that investigated the effect of different durations of activity on the percentage of carbon dioxide in exhaled air. A student's exhaled air was collected both during and after various activities, and analyzed using a J-tube and potassium hydroxide solution to measure the carbon dioxide content. A line graph was drawn of the percentage of carbon dioxide against the time of activity, showing the relationship between time of activity and carbon dioxide levels in exhaled air samples. When the experiment was repeated collecting samples 10 minutes after each activity, the percentage of carbon dioxide released was predicted to be lower and the explanation was that 10 minutes would allow time for the carbon dioxide levels in the student's body to decrease after physical exertion.

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    The document describes an experiment that investigated the effect of different durations of activity on the percentage of carbon dioxide in exhaled air. A student's exhaled air was collected both during and after various activities, and analyzed using a J-tube and potassium hydroxide solution to measure the carbon dioxide content. A line graph was drawn of the percentage of carbon dioxide against the time of activity, showing the relationship between time of activity and carbon dioxide levels in exhaled air samples. When the experiment was repeated collecting samples 10 minutes after each activity, the percentage of carbon dioxide released was predicted to be lower and the explanation was that 10 minutes would allow time for the carbon dioxide levels in the student's body to decrease after physical exertion.

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    The document describes an experiment that investigated the effect of different durations of activity on the percentage of carbon dioxide in exhaled air. A student's exhaled air was collected both during and after various activities, and analyzed using a J-tube and potassium hydroxide solution to measure the carbon dioxide content. A line graph was drawn of the percentage of carbon dioxide against the time of activity, showing the relationship between time of activity and carbon dioxide levels in exhaled air samples. When the experiment was repeated collecting samples 10 minutes after each activity, the percentage of carbon dioxide released was predicted to be lower and the explanation was that 10 minutes would allow time for the carbon dioxide levels in the student's body to decrease after physical exertion.

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    PAPER 3 2010 1 An experiment was carried out to investigate the effect of different duration of activity on the percentages of carbon

    dioxide in exhaled air. In this experiment, a student rests for 0 minute and his exhaled air is collected to analyse the carbon dioxide content in the air sample. In this experiment, a J-tube is used to analyse the carbon dioxide content in the exhaled air. Potassium hydroxide solution is used to absorb carbon dioxide in exhaled air. Table 1 shows the initial reading of sample air column for all the four activities carried out by the student.

    (e)(ii) Use the graph paper provided on page 9 to answer this part of the question. Using the data in 1(e)(i), draw a line graph of the percentage of carbon dioxide against the time of activity. (f) Based on graph in 1(e)(ii), relationship the time of and the percentage dioxide in the air the line explain the between activity of carbon sample.

    (g) This experiment is repeated on the same student but the exhaled air is collected 10 minutes after each activity. Predict the percentge of carbon dioxide released. Explain your prediction

    (g) This experiment is repeated on the same student but the exhaled air is collected 10 minutes after each activity. Predict the percentge of carbon dioxide released. Explain your prediction.

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