Normal Water : It took 1 minute and 40 seconds for the tablet to dissolve
Cold Water : It took 2 minutes for the tablet to dissolve
Hot/Boiling Water : It took 42 seconds for the tablet to dissolve
From this experiment it was clearly evident that the Panadol tablet dissolved the fastest in the hot water.
After viewing my results i came to accept my hypothesis as i predicted that the Panadol tablet would dissolve the fastest in the hot water , and so it did. However , i cannot base my whole experiment on these results therefore i must repeat this experiment two more times in order to ensure my results are reliable. I kind of had an assumption as to what the results of the next repeated experiment would be , i was sure that the hot water would still be the fastest in dissolving the water , followed by cold water and finally normal water would be the slowest to dissolve the Panadol tablet.
I guess i'll just have to wait and see until i complete my next experiment!
stay tuned :)
Table of my results :
Condition of Water | Reaction time (S) Trial 1 |
Normal Water ( Room temperature water ) | 100 seconds to dissolve |
Cold Water ( Iced Water ) | 120 seconds to dissolve |
Hot Water ( Boiling Water ) | 42 seconds to dissolve |
Although i have previously stated that i would be using a line graph , i have changed my mind as i find that a column graph would be easier for this section.
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