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An EXPERIMENT conducted by
Astudillo, KhecyCesnorio, Rex
Endocal, KenthGo, Nichole
Tacmo, Stephen
Does the level of acidity of a liquid
affect the speed of browning of an
apple?
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DV
BACKGROUND RESEARCH
CONCLUSION
DATA ANALYSIS
HYPOTHESIS
PROBLEM
EXPERIMEN TATION
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BACKGROUND
RESEARCHPolyphenol oxidase+ oxygen = oxidation
Covering the cut bruised surface with an acid.
HYPOTHESIS
The higher the level of acidity, the slower the speed of browning of an apple.
The lower the level of acidity, the faster the speed of browning of an apple.
ApplesLemon/ CalamansiVinegarMeasuring cupCupsKnife
MATERIALS NEEDED
Prepare all the materials needed. Cut the apple. Pour 2.7 ounce of lemon in the cup and 2.7
ounce of vinegar as well in another cup. Soak the cut apple in the designated cups:
with vinegar and with lemon/calamansi. Observe for 30 minutes and jot down the
details. Repeat the process for trials 1 and 2.
PROCEDURE
TRIAL 1
TRIAL 2
TRIAL 3
Apple with
Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3
VINEGAR Turns brown faster
Turns brown faster
Turns brown faster
LEMON Browning doesn’t happen
Turns brown slightly
Browning doesn’t happen
DATA ANALYSIS
Therefore, apple turns brown
slower if been soaked in a higher acidic level of liquid( in this case lemon). Moreover, it turns brown faster if been soaked in a lower acidic level of liquid ( vinegar ).
CONCLUSION
The HYPOTHESIS is ACCEPTED!!!
CREDITS TOAstudillo, Khecy
Cesnorio, RexEndocal, Kenth
Go, NicholeTacmo, Stephen
THANK U!!!