Most Efficient Antacid Investigation
Aim-
To see which antacid tablet is the most efficient out of 4 samples.
Plan-
To do this experiment I will see how long it takes acid to neutralise
each antacid tablet by titration. Neutralising a substance is when you
find the point when it's neutral by using another substance with the
opposite pH. I will conclude that the one that takes the longest to
get to its neutral point is the most efficient tablet. Because I will
be handling dangerous chemicals I will wear such safety gear as gloves
to stop the acid going on my hands and goggles to stop it from going
in my eyes, if the acid goes anywhere else on my body or clothes I
will stop my current experiment immediately and wash the acid off with
water.
Fair Test-
To make this fair I will have to use constant measurements throughout
all the tests so that a result doesn't become distorted or anomalous.
I will use the same equipment for all the tests so that all my results
will remain similar, and I will also wash all my equipment after each
test with distilled water (this water's pH won't affect the next test,
as it's neutral). This will men that any chemicals from the previous
test won't affect the next one.
Preliminary prediction-
From what I know now I can only predict that the tablet with the most
alkali substance will take the most acid before it neutralises.
Equipment-
For this test I will have to use the following equipment:
* 0.5 mole hydrochloric acid to neutralise the antacid tablet.
* Four types of antacid tablet for experimenting on (Rennies, Boots,
Settlers, and Bisodol).
* A burette to hold and measure the acid.
* A stand and clamp to hold the burette.
* Conical Flask to hold the antacid tablet and pour the acid into.
* A pestle and mortar to crush the antacid tablet in.
to get an idea of how I would do my real experiment and what apparatus
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