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__ **Does the ph level of acids and carbonates effect the strength of the reactions?** //** we are **//__ __//**JAMES KENNY BRADLEY TYLER**//.__

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====Copy and paste the tables below onto your page. Fill them in. ||||= **Ask a Question and List Possible Variables for Testing** || || **What we want to find out:** || If the pH level of acids and carbonates effect the strength of the reactions? || || **Things we could find out:** || the different pH levels of different acids and carbonates. || || **Things we could measure:** || The difference of acid and carbonates. || ||||= **Select one variable to investigate and measure. Keep the rest the same.** || ||||= **Choose a Variable** || || **We will change:** || We will use different acids and carbonates. || || **We will measure:** || Measure the strength of the reactions. || || **The rest we will keep the same:** || yes || ||||= **Record Your Results** || || **What we changed:** || || || **What we measured:** || || || **Results:** || ||====

results the orange was the second longest but it wasent powerful enoufe and the vinegar was the second strongest becuese it did not go high enoufe the lemon was the first strongest and the first longest.the orange was the least strongest and the vinegar is the least longest. it might be deffrent because we used 2 bowls insted of 2 cups