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Chemistry, 01.04.2021 07:10, didirose

Can someone help me with my chemistry P&D lab Problem stament: Your mom made some carrot juice and gave you a glass from it . upon drink it you realize that there is still residue left in it. You decide to use a filter paper to remove the residue but your mom said it is better to use cotton material. Plan and design an experiment to see which is better .

Hypothesis:The cotton material will better collect the carrot residue than the filter paper.

Aim:To determine if the cotton material will collect the carrot residue better than the filter paper.​

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