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Photosynthesis Experiments
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Measuring the Rate of Photosynthesis
The rate that pond weed produces bubbles indicates the rate of photosynthesis. The bubbles released are oxygen, a waste product of photosynthesis.
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2.1.1Salts2.1.2Neutralisation2.1.3Titration2.1.4Electrolysis2.1.5Electrolysis 22.1.6Rate of Reaction2.1.7Rate of Reaction 22.1.8Chromatography2.1.9Identifying Gases2.1.10Identifying Gases 22.1.11Identifying Ions2.1.12Carbonates, Halides & Sulfates2.1.13Flame Emission Spectroscopy2.1.14Water Purification2.1.15Water Purification 2
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2.1.1Salts2.1.2Neutralisation2.1.3Titration2.1.4Electrolysis2.1.5Electrolysis 22.1.6Rate of Reaction2.1.7Rate of Reaction 22.1.8Chromatography2.1.9Identifying Gases2.1.10Identifying Gases 22.1.11Identifying Ions2.1.12Carbonates, Halides & Sulfates2.1.13Flame Emission Spectroscopy2.1.14Water Purification2.1.15Water Purification 2
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