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In a test tube, you will see that: bromothymol blue + CO2 = green color bromothymol blue + O2 = blue color Equation: Write the equation for photosynthesis. ____________________________________________________ Hypothesis: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Material Preparation: If concentrated bromothymol blue (BTB liquid) is available, dilute with water (distilled works best) and test the concentration by adding 10 ml of your BTB solution to 15 ml water and bubbling one lung full of air through a straw into the water. It should turn greenish. (If it stays blue, the BTB is too concentrated; if it turns yellow, the BTB is too diluted.) Adjust your solution as necessary and place in dropper bottles for lab teams to use. Procedure: Pour 75 mL of water into a 250 mL beaker. Add 2 mL of bromothymol blue to the water. It should be a blue solution. Using a straw, GENTLY blow into the solution causing it to bubble for approximately 1 minute. Label 3 large test tubes: 1, 2, & 3 Tube 1 will be the control (no Elodea) Tube 2 will be the Elodea in the dark Tube 3 will be the Elodea in the light Pour 25 mL of the bromothymol blue + water solution into each of the three test tubes. Cover Tube 1 with tin foil (there is no Elodea in Tube 1) and place it in the test tube rack Add a 7 cm piece of Elodea to Tube 2. Using your straw, GENTLY push the Elodea to the bottom of the test tube. Then cover Tube 2 with tinfoil and place it in the test tube rack. Add a 7 cm piece of Elodea to Tube 3. Using your straw, GENTLY push the Elodea to the bottom of the test tube. Cover the test tube with plastic wrap or a stopper. Then place it in the test tube rack. Place the entire test tube rack under a light source and allow to sit overnight. Tube 1 Tube 2 Tube 3  No Elodea Elodea Elodea + + + Covered in tinfoil Covered in tinfoil In the light Pre-Lab Questions: Predict what will happen to the color of the solution when you blow into the straw (causing the bromothymol blue + water solution to bubble). Explain your prediction. ______________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Predict what color Tube 1 will be after the experiment. __________________ Predict what color Tube 2 will be after the experiment. __________________ Predict what color Tube 3 will be after the experiment. __________________ Results: Record your results in the table below. SampleNo Elodea + Tinfoil (Control)Elodea + TinfoilElodea + LightColor Before ExperimentColor After Experiment Conclusions: Write 2 to 3 sentences based on your results. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Post-Lab Analysis: What color does the bromothymol blue solution turn after you exhale into it? __________________ Explain your answer. ______________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ What happened to the color in Test Tube 1? 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