Ok so I have this procedure to rewrite in past tense passive voice please help me out here I have alot ofthings to do with this lab...your help isgreatly appreciated. Thankyou!
1) Set up a hot-water both by placing th 250/400mL beaker, about two-thirds full of water, on the hot plate. Heat the water to about 85 degrees Celsius.
2) Add about 3g of KCl(s) to a clean, dry test tube and record the actual mass.
3)Add 10.00mL of pure water to the graduated cylinder.
4)Use the plastic pipette to remove 6mL of water from the graduated cylinder. Transfer the water to the test-tube.
5) Insert the thermometer into the test tube and then place the test tube into the hot water bath.
6)Carefully stir the contents of the test tube until the solid had dissolved. Do not leave the test tube in the hot water bath any longer than necessary to dissolve the solid.
7) Remove the test tube from the bath, stir carefully, and record the temperature when the first crystals appear. It may help to hold the test tube up to the lights in the room.
8) Repeat steps 4 to 7 four more times with the same test tube, adding 1.0mL morewater each time (i.e. on the second run you will have 3.0mL of water; 4th run will have 4.0mL water)
9) Empty the contents of the test tube into the waster beaker on the front demo bench.
I am bad at english!!lol
I'm an English teacher, so I can help you with the English (but not the chemistry).
1) Set up a hot-water both by placing th 250/400mL beaker, about two-thirds full of water, on the hot plate. Heat the water to about 85 degrees Celsius.
A hot-water bath was set up by placing the 250/400mL beaker, about two-thirds full of water on the hot plate. The water was heated to about 85 degrees Celsius.
2) Add about 3g of KCl(s) to a clean, dry test tube and record the actual mass.
About 3g of KCl(s) was added to a clean dry test tube, and the actual mass was recorded.
Study this site, and then try to do the others yourself. I'll be glad to check your answers.
http://www.learnamericanenglishonline.com/Green%20Level/G4%20Past%20Passive.html
thanks alotbut I hoped you would do some more so i know how to put chemistry stuff in these
actually you know what I think I should be satisfied with howmuch you help so if you don't have time its ok I appreciate your time and help thankyou very much!
No problem! I'm here to help you with rewriting the procedure in the past tense passive voice. Here's the revised version:
1) A hot-water bath was set up by placing a 250/400mL beaker, about two-thirds full of water, on the hot plate. The water was heated to about 85 degrees Celsius.
2) Approximately 3g of KCl(s) was added to a clean, dry test tube, and the actual mass was recorded.
3) 10.00mL of pure water was added to the graduated cylinder.
4) Using the plastic pipette, 6mL of water was removed from the graduated cylinder. The water was then transferred to the test-tube.
5) The thermometer was inserted into the test tube, and the test tube was placed into the hot-water bath.
6) The contents of the test tube were carefully stirred until the solid had dissolved. The test tube was not left in the hot-water bath any longer than necessary to dissolve the solid.
7) The test tube was removed from the bath, stirred carefully, and the temperature when the first crystals appeared was recorded. It may have helped to hold the test tube up to the lights in the room.
8) Steps 4 to 7 were repeated four more times with the same test tube, adding 1.0mL more water each time (i.e., on the second run, there was 3.0mL of water; on the fourth run, there was 4.0mL of water).
9) The contents of the test tube were emptied into the waste beaker on the front demo bench.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.