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Tutorial 1 Topic 1: Food Systems & Topic 2: Water: Objectives of This Tutorial
Tutorial 1 Topic 1: Food Systems & Topic 2: Water: Objectives of This Tutorial
Tutorial 1 Topic 1: Food Systems & Topic 2: Water: Objectives of This Tutorial
Tutorial 1
Topic 1: Food Systems & Topic 2: Water
Instructions:
Complete all the questions during tutorial session.
5. Two unknown liquids, A and B, were found in the lab. A number of tests were
conducted on the liquids and the following data was recorded.
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Challenge yourself:
6. Jane has noticed a difference between the cooking time of hard boiled eggs in
Singapore and Genting Highlands (Note: Genting Highlands is at 1740 m above sea
level. Assume Singapore to be at 0 m above sea level. Atmospheric pressure at sea level is
760 mmHg).
(a) Describe how high altitudes and changes in atmospheric pressure will affect
the boiling temperature of water. (6 marks)
(b) Speculate, with reason, whether the hard boiled eggs will take a longer or
shorter time to cook in Singapore. (2 marks)
7. A pot of barley water is being cooked. Explain how the addition of barley AND
sugar will affect the boiling point and cooking time of the barley water.
(10 marks)