Science experiment. Making clean water.
What steps you took to make your water “drinkable”?
- Set up the equipment: Conical flask, filter paper, funnel, Devilry Tube, and Bunsen burner.
What did you observe at each step in your process?
I observed the new unique steps for this experiment and new equipment’s like delivery tube. I also observed the water evaporating and the steam turned into water after the delivery tube touched the cold test tube. I also observed the sand filtrated and the filter held it behind unlike the salt and copper in the water. Soon when the Bunsen burner was lit under the conical flask it turned lite green.
What happened to the soluble and insoluble particles during filtering?
The soluble particles still were dissolved in the water and even after the filtering they were inside the water. While on the other hand the insoluble particles didn’t dissolve in at all were filtered.
What happened to the water and salt particles during distillation?
They were separated from the water due to distillation.
Distillation Experiment(Separating Water)
What steps you took to make your water drinkable?
- Set up my equipment: Conical flask, Filter paper, Funnel, Delivery Tube, and Bunsen Burner.
- First filtrate the water that has: Sand, Copper, Salt etc in it.
- After filtrating clean your Beaker that had the dirty water in it.
- Set up your conical flask on the Bunsen burner with the delivery tube inside it that faces the beaker with icecubes and a test tube.
- Wait for it to evaporate and distillate.
What did you observe at each step in your process?
I observed the new unique steps for this experiment and new equipment’s like delivery tube. I also observed the water evaporating and it turned into water when touching the cold test tube. I also observed the sand left behind in the filter paper and the water that still had copper and salt dissolved in it had a bit blue shade in it. When the bunsen burner was lit the water turned lite green.
What happened to the soluble and insoluble particles during filtering?
The soluble particles still were dissolved in the water and even after the filtering they were inside the water. While on the other hand the insoluble particles didn’t dissolve in at all and were filtered.
What happened to the water and salt particles during distillation?
They were separated from the water due to distillation steps.
my te reo moari task
Hi blogger’s, today I will show you my te reo moari task. We had to make a copy of a slide and go to the moari dictionary and search a word so here it is
He aha teni? term1 week 10
Hi bloggers today we are blogging my Te Reo Maori task, This experience was honestly good but I ahev to go please comment so anyway byeeeee!!!!!!
Words:
basketball
sport
handball
Bella’s Value’s Work
Here is my value work.
Te Reo Maori lesson! week 10 31.3.2024
Hey bloggers!
Today for Te Reo Maori lesson we had to search in Maori dictionary and
search words and write them in a google doc bye now.
marea
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We have been learning about Google drawing
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What you can see is my nice marea
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We created it by using Google drawing
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I am proud of my work because I do my best for my mahi
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Something I found quite challenging about this was making the marea
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Something I learned was making the marae
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My tips about try your best in your work and be good
Heart Task/create.
Ello everyone 
Todayyy I am blogging a Heart task.
Its basically PB4L but different.
actually its a teo Maori task nevermind.
anyways for this task we basically had to make a copy of this document, and answer the questions provided in the document, We had to go on this website called “Te aka” its basically just a Maori Dictionary.
so we got to choose 3 words and translate it into Maori using Te aka, then we got to use it in a sentence and also get a picture of it and show whoever is looking at the blog what the object/thing is.
ill show you mine now so you don’t have to go through my terrible explaining.
here it is (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞
oh my gosh I hate it when documents do this I’m just gonna take a picture.
I cant because it doesn’t fit of the whole thing :p
okay uhm you might just have to struggle looking at it but I cant do anything else 
so that was it.. uhm see you in the next blog post! (I’ll be posting reading soon)