Step 2: Note State and Appearance (Oil) Put the substance in a 25 ml beaker.
Drag the graduated cylinder over the beaker.
Now, observe and record the following:
- state of matter:
✓ liquid
appearance and texture: Liquidity
- crystalline structure:
no (not a solid)
COMPLETE
20
25 ml
15
Be sure to record this data in the data table.
- 10
5
COMPLETE
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