To control this the experiment shall be done in the same labe with no heatin or no cooling and by using a thermometer so that the temperature can be checked constantly. Surface Area – The surface area will be maintained throughout the experiment as changing the surface area can affect the dependent variable...
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To control this the experiment shall be done in the same labe with no heatin or no cooling and by using a thermometer so that the temperature can be checked constantly. Surface Area – The surface area will be maintained throughout the experiment as changing the surface area can affect the dependent variable...
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