tea Name: coMparing Molarity of SWcct Tca OBJCCTIVC: In this activity students will be doing calculations to determine what the ideal Molarity for sweet tea is. Matcrials: You had pey me at. Sugar Tea Water Digital Balance Cups Prc Lab QUestionS: In your own words, what does Molarity mean? Molarity velume of galetim i8 the amountiuof gubstane in a certain What information do you need to calculate Molarity? Lhe uolume Op the Aolihion express ed you divide the moleg in litres Of solule aft do aunjon a How many grams of sugar are in one mole of sugar? Hint: The chemical formula for table sugar (sucrose) is C11H2205. 20x0.1:0.2 22112る:H 0.2moles1234- bb.8 Inde Data トS こ0 First, complete the conversions to fill in the first three columns of the chart below. Show your work on a separate pag Volumc RC9uired MOICS Of suar Grams of sugar concentration Tastc 2.0M 100.0 mL 1.0 M 70.0 mL 2.0 M 60.0 mL 4.0M 50.0 mL Create your solutions and then record compare the taste of each solution.

tea Name: coMparing Molarity of SWcct Tca OBJCCTIVC: In this activity students will be doing calculations to determine what the ideal Molarity for sweet tea is. Matcrials: You had pey me at. Sugar Tea Water Digital Balance Cups Prc Lab QUestionS: In your own words, what does Molarity mean? Molarity velume of galetim i8 the amountiuof gubstane in a certain What information do you need to calculate Molarity? Lhe uolume Op the Aolihion express ed you divide the moleg in litres Of solule aft do aunjon a How many grams of sugar are in one mole of sugar? Hint: The chemical formula for table sugar (sucrose) is C11H2205. 20x0.1:0.2 22112る:H 0.2moles1234- bb.8 Inde Data トS こ0 First, complete the conversions to fill in the first three columns of the chart below. Show your work on a separate pag Volumc RC9uired MOICS Of suar Grams of sugar concentration Tastc 2.0M 100.0 mL 1.0 M 70.0 mL 2.0 M 60.0 mL 4.0M 50.0 mL Create your solutions and then record compare the taste of each solution.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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