Purifying Water
*What
You Need :
-
bottle of mineral water of 1.5 litres
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sand
-
gravels
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cowlick
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dirty water
*What
to Do :
1. Cut
the lower part of the mineral water bottle.
2. Cut the
cowlick as long as 5 cm
3. Wash the
sand and gravels thoroughly.
4. Put cowlick,
gravels, and sand
*Observation
Compare the
clarity of the water before and after filtration.
1. Can the
dirty water used in this experiment be called a mixture?
Answer:
Yes,
it can be called as a mixture. Because water is mixed with various substances that
are soluble and can not be separated again if it has been united into a new substance. Mixture present in the
water is a heterogeneous mixture.
2.
Why does the water become clearer after filtration?
Answer:
Because the water through some screening process. The first through the sand,then gravels, and the
last cowlick. Thus that the separator sand with gravel and water splitting with the cowlick aimed to separate substances that are mixed in the water mixture. Particles that have a smaller size will escape intact,
large sieve will be captured on the filter. So it can be concluded that the more
the filter material, the
more clear water is produced.
3. What process
takes place in the experiment?
Answer: Water infiltrating from various openings
in the filter substances consisting of sand, gravel and cowlick. At the time of the dirty
water out, it becomes clear
however, changed the color to red brown. Brownish-red color
is produced by the
natural color of these cowlick.
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