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Science First-Hand Investigation Year 9 Term 1 - Gabriella Frawley
Science First-Hand Investigation Year 9 Term 1 - Gabriella Frawley
Does temperature affect the rate at which a soluble aspirin tablet dissociates?
Aim: To determine if the temperature of water affects the rate a soluble aspirin tablet takes to stop bubbling
(dissociates).
Hypothesis: If the water temperature is increased then the soluble aspirin tablet will stop bubbling (dissociate)
faster because the atoms will increase in kinetic energy therefore increasing collisions between the molecules
to break their bonds according to (Davies, 2018).
Variables:
Dependant variable: the rate the soluble aspirin tablet takes to stop bubbling(minutes)
Materials/Equipment:
Procedure/Method:
Bibliography
Davies, E. (2018, October 23). Why is hot water a better solvent than cold water? Retrieved February
2022, from Science Focus: https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/why-is-hot-water-a-
better-solvent-than-cold-water/#:~:text=Energy%20from%20hot%20water%20molecules
%20makes%20solids%20more%20soluble.&text=In%20hot%20water%2C%20molecules
%20are,water%20molecules%20and%20a%20solid.