Determination of Vitamin C levels in vegetables (lime,lemon and carrot) (UNIT 6 B distinction level)
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Unit 6 assignment B - investigative project
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PEARSON (PEARSON)
DISTINCTION level BTEC Applied Science Unit 6 Learning Aim B to find the content of Vitamin C levels in lime , lemon and carrot : in this assignment you need to produce a project proposal , variables , an equipment list ,a method contingency planning , to Analyse the effectiveness of the working ...
Title: Project Planning
Unit 6 Assignment 2
Analies Fatima Pires
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,Content
Page- 3 project proposal, aim, variables and risk assessment
Page 3-4 -risk assessment and equipment’s needed to standardise the iodine solution
Page 5- method to standardise the iodine, table and equipment’s needed to find vitamin C in
lime, lemon, and carrot
Page 6- method to find the content of vitamin c and table
Page 7- two tables
Page 8 –9 contingency planning
Page 9- Analyse the effectiveness of the working plan, to justify the changes made
Page 10- Bibliography
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, Project proposal
In this project, there will be an investigation of vitamin C present in lime, lemon, and carrot. The
investigation is carried out using iodometric titration. Furthermore, to find out how much vitamin C
is present in each vegetable we must use the recorded results, which was done by titration of the
juices and iodine ascorbic acid solution by changing the colour of the solution. I will include a plan B
which I can use if my first experiment goes wrong.
Aim
To compare the amount of vitamin C present in lime, lemon, and carrot
Independent variable:
Types of different vegetables juice
Dependent variable:
Volume of the vegetable needed
Percentage of vitamin C in vegetable
Concentration of vitamin C in vegetable
Fixed variable:
Concentration of an iodine solution
Concentration of an ascorbic acid solution
Hazard Category of Safety controls Risk level if control
(description) Hazard necessary to measures
ensure minimum implemented (low,
risk medium and high)
Iodine solution Chemical hazard Wear goggles, and Medium
causes wear lab coats
Irritation to
eye, skin, and
respiratory
system
Ascorbic acid Chemical hazard Wear appropriate Medium
solution mask, do not drink,
Ingestion of or eat during the
large amounts use in lab, wear
can cause goggles
gastrointestinal
irritation
Conical flask Physical hazard Handle the Low
and burette glassware with
Cuts from care
damaged or
broken glass
chairs bags and Physical hazard Clear the chairs Low
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