pr022x

@sky i think the question said a colorless solvent

skylimits

Yeah, it was something like that. But do you remember the answer? I'm trying to gauge how much I failed hahaha

actgirl1234

what was the last answer

pr022x

If it was colorless solvent, then it would've been student 2.
The scenario in the question was given the white solid left in the container, we pour a colorless solvent in. Student 2's hypothesis involved a colorless solvent, white solute changing color b/c of a SSC

Quickerthanswift

@skylimits I think I put 2. I struggled with that one. Do you remember the November, October and some other month chart passage well?

Dagou1

Did you guys think this test was easier then the past ones? What do you think the curve will be?

Sammywinchester

Do you guys remember the question about independent/dependent variable? What was the answer and why?

Also, for the conflicting viewpoint passage, was one of the answers Student 1 and Student 4? I think it was for the question that had a quote about creating a green solution or something like that...

TalkLight

I would also like to know what everyone's thoughts were on the dependent/independent variable question. I believe it involved the RH....

pr022x

RH was dependent, as it was measured.

TalkLight

That was my thought. Just wasn't sure if the RH was manipulated directly or not, didn't really read the passage.

The science was weird because I felt really bad about it as I was taking it but in retrospect I believe I did quite well.

1eye651

@pr0 i said the same. we are right im confident

Quickerthanswift

Wasn't the number like it was measures by scientist? What number was that question?

statlanta

Did they use the drying agent to remove H20 from the container?

CantConcentrate

Yes. They needed to remove H2O so that they could measure the RH of the chemicals themselves.

Quickerthanswift

@Cant What was the question and answer?