The document describes a science investigatory project that tests how the size of a solute affects how fast it dissolves in a solvent. The experiment uses salt dissolved in water, with one sample using crushed salt and the other uncrushed salt granules. Observations showed the crushed salt dissolved faster in the water. The conclusion is that the smaller particle size of the crushed salt causes it to dissolve faster than the granules of uncrushed salt when stirred in the same amount of water.

2. SCIENCE
INVESTEGATORY
PROJECT
(S.I.P.)

3. Does the size of the
solute affects on how
fast it dissolve in the
solvent?

4. Yes, the size of the
solute affects on how
fast it dissolve in the
solvent.

5. 1. 2
Beakers
2. 4 tsp. of
salt
4. Graduated Cylinder
5. 200 mL of
Water

6. IV: size of the salt
DV: how fast it dissolve in water
CV: amount of salt
Amount of water
Temperature of water
Time or minutes of
stirring

7. MATERIAL WHICH DISSOLVE
FASTER IN 100mL
OF WATER
OBSERVATION
It dissolve on the water
but it is slower than the
crushed salt
It also dissolve in
the water and its
faster than the
uncrushed salt
2 tsp. of
uncrushed salt
2 tsp. of
crushed salt

8. Therefore, we conclude that the
crushed salt is faster to dissolve
than the granules of salt. Thus,
the size of the solute affects how
fast it dissolve on water with the
same amount of water and
temperature

9. MEMBER
S:
Fauzia Nicolette
Panes
Febhoy Kent Salarda
Jedeth Talaron
Dianne Faye Diala
Alyssa Dador
John Angelo Arroyo