Materials 1 small bowm Tissue paper Water Instructions: 1. Fill the small bowl with water 2. Hold the tissue paper 3. Dip the tissue paper into the bowl 4. Observe Guide questions: 1. What happened when you dipped the tissue paper to the bowl with water?

Materials 1 small bowm Tissue paper Water Instructions: 1. Fill the small bowl with water 2. Hold the tissue paper 3. Dip the tissue paper into the bowl 4. Observe Guide questions: 1. What happened when you dipped the tissue paper to the bowl with water?

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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3.Tissue ply
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Materials
1 small bowm
Tissue paper
Water
Instructions:
1. Fill the small bowl with water
2. Hold the tissue paper
3. Dip the tissue paper into the bowl
4. Observe
Guide questions:
1. What happened when you dipped the tissue paper to the bowl with water?
2. What property of water is being shown when you performed the procedure?
3. Make generalizations/ conclusions about the property of water that was shown in the procedure

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