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    Chromatography separates ink into its component colors. The experiment uses strips of filter paper with dots of marker ink. As water rises up the paper, it separates the ink dots into distinct bands of different colors. For example, a gray dot separates into pink and blue, showing it is made of a mixture rather than a single color. This process of chromatography could help forensic investigations by analyzing color mixtures to identify substances.

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    Chromatography separates ink into its component colors. The experiment uses strips of filter paper with dots of marker ink. As water rises up the paper, it separates the ink dots into distinct bands of different colors. For example, a gray dot separates into pink and blue, showing it is made of a mixture rather than a single color. This process of chromatography could help forensic investigations by analyzing color mixtures to identify substances.

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    Chromatography separates ink into its component colors. The experiment uses strips of filter paper with dots of marker ink. As water rises up the paper, it separates the ink dots into distinct bands of different colors. For example, a gray dot separates into pink and blue, showing it is made of a mixture rather than a single color. This process of chromatography could help forensic investigations by analyzing color mixtures to identify substances.

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    Science Lab

    Chromatography
    1. Question
    Is the color you see on the tip of a marker its real color?

    ​Yes the color you see on the tip of a marker its real.
    2. Research/Background Information
    Have you heard of the word ​Chromatography​? What does it make you think of? In Greek,
    chroma ​means color. Chromatography is the process of chemically separating substances. In this
    experiment, you will separate ink into its components.

    3. Hypothesis
    If, then
    ​If the color is solid, then we assume that is will not change
    4. Experiment
    Materials
    strips of filter paper (coffee filters)
    washable markers
    beaker
    water

    Procedure
    1. Cut the filter paper into thin strips (1 cm x 6 cm)
    2. Use a colored marker to make a dot in the middle of the strip of filter paper.
    3. Place the filter paper on pencil with a strip of tape and into a jar containing water so that the
    tip of the paper touches the water. Wait for the water to rise through the paper and penetrate the
    dot. Record your observations in the chart below.
    5. Data Collection & Analysis

    Data Table
    Dot Color When Dry Dot Color When Wet

    A. Gray A.Pink and Blue

    B.Brown B.Orange and Brown

    C.Black C.Pink, Black,and Blue

    D.Blue D.Blue
    Describe what happened when the water “touched” the dot of color?
    ​ hen the water touched the dot it started to expelled and it started to change to a different
    W
    color.

    How might this process be helpful in a forensic science investigation?


    ​It can be helpful because it can analyzes data, to help find answers.

    6. Conclusion

    I learned that not all color are not that one color.

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