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B1. RESEARCH QUESTION


Research Question:

Justification/ Background Science:

B2. HYPOTHESIS

Hypothesis: As the (independendent variable) (increases/decreases) then….


(dependent variable) will...
This is because according to science…

B3. VARIABLES

My independent variable:

I will change this six times:


1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
This means that the range is… from value 1 to value 6.
I have chosen these 6 values because...

My dependent variable:

I will measure this variable by/with...

Control Variable Method of Control Reason for control (effect


on data if uncontrolled)

1. I will keep this the same


by…

2.

3.
4.

5.

B4. METHOD

Equipment List
Apparatus name Size/type or Range Quantity
(see above)
e.g. thermometer 0-100oC 2

Diagram

Method
1. Set up the equipment as shown in the diagram
2. Then…
3.

B4. RISK ASSESSMENT

Equipment/Procedure Risk How to minimise the


risk

Checklist for Criterion B

C1. RESULTS
Data Table
Dependent Variable (units)
Independent
Variable Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Average Uncertainties
(units) (max-min) /2

20 1 1 3.5 1.8 1.25

25 3 3 3 3 0

30 9 7 5 3 2

35 16 22 15 17.3 3.5

40 23 30 24 25.6 3.5

Calculations
average(1+1+3.5)/3=1.8
Uncertainties (3.5 - 1)/2=1.12

Qualitative Data/Observations:

Graph

C2. Interpret Data/Conclusion


*Answer your research question!

My data table shows that with the increase of the temperature the amount of gas
released increases as well.

My graph shows that the amount of gas released was stable in the first half, and with
the increase of the temperature, starting from the second half, the gas started
releasing more actively.

I have found out that the temperature is a pretty important factor for the kind of
experiments like this one.

The pattern seen in my graph is the blue line, which is the amount of gas released,
started rapidly increasing since the second part of the graph.

Science can explain this pattern because when the temperature is low, the yeast will
dissolve slowly, but with the high temperature the particles would dissolve much
faster.(*in text citation)

C3. VALIDITY OF THE HYPOTHESIS


If I compare my results with my hypothesis, I can see that my hypothesis was that
the amount of gas released will slowly go with the increase of temperature of water,
but apparently the result and the amount of the gas was much more surprising
because after 35 degrees celsius mark, the amount of gas went up higher than with
the previous temperature.

If I compare my results with published data I can see that my hypothesis was that the
data would contain more data than I was expecting because my thoughts were that
the temperature of yeast in water would have more pressure to show the higher
data.(*in text citation)

C4. EVALUATION & C5. IMPROVEMENTS/ EXTENSIONS

Some of the strengths of my method include…


Some of the limitations of my data include…
Overall my method was/was not reliable because...
Sources of error Effect on data Improvements to Effect on data
overcome (Explain how your
problems/limitations improvement would
improve the reliability
of the investigation.)

If the temperature of The thermometer Stabilise the The temperature


the room would affect would show the temperature of the would be the same
the temperature of temperature of the room with the and the result would
the water room mixed with the temperature of the be accurate
temperature of water water

If the temperature of The vessels Heat up the vessel The temperature


the vessel would temperature is and equalise so the would be the same
affect on the probably much more watter and the vessel and the result would
temperature of water colder and it could would have the same be accurate
lower the waters temperature
temperature making
the data uncertain

If the the scales The result would be Accurately measure The measures would
showed the inaccurate as well as the yeast be correct and the
inaccurate mass of the average and result as well
the yeast uncertainties line

To learn more about my research question or topic I could…


● Read about this topic
● Read about the similar experiments
● Ask the other students about their experience

Checklist for Criterion C

Works Cited

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