Science – how to seperate salt, diatomaceous Earth, gravel

November 28, 2011 @ 11:27 AM 13 Comments      

 Materials:
s
creen

     coffie filter and holder
     evaporation tray
     water
     3 cups

Procudure:
1. pour water into mixture

     2. pour mixture through screen
     3. pour remaining mixture through coffie filter
     4. pour the rest of the mixture into an evaporation tray
     5. evaporate the water leaving the salt behind

***Eric, Emily, Alex, and Sean***

   

13 Comments

  1. Jose
    I think that your scientific theory is the easiest to follow.
  2. Cesar
    I think your method is easiest to follow. You have the materials and I can follow the directions easily. Good job.
  3. kyle
    Ya really easy.
  4. Saul DeLaCruz
    Your post is very simple to follow.
  5. Erika
    Your procedures are easy to follow
  6. Kayla
    I think that your materials and procudure for how to seperate salt,diatomaceous Earth,gravel is really good. :)
  7. Gabriel Carbajal
    Your theory is better than the others because you had put in a list of things.
  8. Yesenia Ocampo
    The project is nice the steps are really easy to follow
  9. Aaron@ Trevor
    I bet the project was hard to.
  10. Max
    Good job with this post. It has a lot of description so it is easy to understand. We are also doing procedural esays. This could really help me make mine even better. Thanks. Hear is my blog http://maxei21.wordpress.com/.
  11. Kevin
    Your procedural essay blog was good. No GUM errors
    but you could of been more specific. Whats holding the mixture,
    What is the mixture, and what kink of screen. Heres
    the URL to my blog check it out.
    http://kevind7.wordpress.com/
  12. bas
    How to use a toothbrush is cool. I thought of 2 more ways to use a toothbrosh ,clean any sort of ball,clean off a table . Can u think of any more ?
  13. bas
    How to use a toothbrush is cool. I thought of 2 more ways to use a toothbrosh ,clean any sort of ball,clean off a table . Can u think of any more ?

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