Today we were doing a science experiment, we were mixing many different liquids ( water, oil, and vinegar) with colored sugar (my groups color was purple). The first experiment my group did was Water and Colored Sugar. The solvent in this experiment was the water. The result of this experiment was that the sugar sank to the bottom, and the water got colored and the colored sugar lost its color. The next experiment was Oil and Colored sugar. The solute for this experiment was the sugar. Our hypothesis was confirmed, our hypothesis was: If we mixed the colored sugar and oil then it will be similar to the water but a lighter shade of purple. Our final experiment was Vinegar and Colored Sugar. Our hypothesis was: If we mix the vinegar and colored sugar then the sugar will not dissolve and will stay the same and the vinegar will stay the same color. Although, our hypothesis was denied. It dissolved within 5 seconds which was very surprising also, the color was much darker then the other colored sugar experiments. I learnt so much from this like how liquids that are all similar looking and feeling have very different reactions to the same thing!
Yours truly,
Very Vanessa