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    This document appears to be a chemistry worksheet asking students to complete chemical tests to identify the presence of water in samples and determine the purity of different water samples based on melting point and boiling point. For question 1, students are asked to identify any color changes when different chemicals are added to each sample and explain the reason for the changes. For question 2, students are asked to predict the purity of additional water samples based on measurements of their melting point and boiling point.

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    Wrap Up Activity of Water

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    Name: _____________________ Class/Section: ____________________

    Subject: _____________________ Date: ___________________________


    Topic: Chemical tests for water
    Q1. Identify the presence of water in a given sample by chemical tests. Identify
    the change in color in each sample and also give a reason for the change in color.

    ___________________________________

    Unplugged Leaf ___________________________________


    (Photosynthesis) ___________________________________

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    CoCl2
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    Paper
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    Sodium Chloride
    ____________________________________
    (Crystalline Form)
    ____________________________________

    _______________________________

    _____________________________________
    Anhydrous
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    Calcium Chloride
    _____________________________________
    (Crystalline form)
    _____________________________________
    Anhydrous
    ________________________________
    Copper Sulfate
    __________________________________

    Potassium __________________________________
    Chloride
    __________________________________
    Solution
    __________________________________

    __________________________________

    Q2. Predict the purity of water in the following samples by melting point and
    boiling point.

    ___________________________________

    ___________________________________
    Potassium Hydroxide Boiling Point
    ___________________________________
    Solution
    ___________________________________

    ___________________________________

    _________________________________

    _________________________________

    Deionized Water Boiling Point _________________________________

    _________________________________

    _________________________________

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