Kool Aid Cherry Drink Sachet 3.6 g

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Using your calibration curve, determine the concentration of Red 40 dye in each of your sample solutions ( C 0 and C t). Remember to account for your dilution factor if a sample had to be diluted. Graph the adsorption isotherm of your dyeing process at about 95°C by plotting C e, the concentration of Red 40 dye in each jar at equilibrium, on the x-axis (in mg/mL) and q e for each Red 40 concentration on the y-axis. Note: Look in the Bibliography to find out if your curve follows the expected trend. From where your curve levels off, you can determine the adsorption capacity, or the maximum amount of Red 40 dye that can be adsorbed into the wool felt or yarn. Figure 5. Setup (not to scale) of your own simplified spectrophotometer device for measuring the concentration of food dye Red 40 in your dyeing solution. The light from the LED passes through the filter (blue-green water) and the sample (red liquid) before it hits the detector. It also passes through the sides of the vessels holding the liquids. These sides need to be clear, flat, and 1 cm wide. Cuvettes are designed precisely for this application.

Take the wool felt pieces or strings out of the jars with a spoon—carefully so as not to burn yourself—and rinse them briefly under tap water. Let them dry overnight and assess their color the next day. I scooped up all 3 flavors before gathering the rest of the ingredients for my Cherry Kool-Aid Pie. My 5-ingredient no-bake pie can be whipped up in mere minutes, placed in the fridge for an hour OR overnight and it’s all set. Ingredients You Need To Make Cherry Kool-Aid Pie (Full printable recipe card down below)Use a flavored vodka. Though in the recipe below we use a regular vodka. Using a cherry flavored vodka would be well suited to capitalize on the Kool-Aid flavor of this drink. IN THE FRIDGE: Store leftovers of this delicious pie covered in the refrigerator for up to four days. Grab your amaretto. Using your jigger measure out 0.5 oz of amaretto and toss it into the glass. Step Five Van Hoven, Jason (April 15, 2013). "New Kool-Aid Man: Oh Yeah! What Does The New Kool-Aid Man Look Like? [VIDEO]". IBT Media, Inc. Archived from the original on April 15, 2013 . Retrieved April 15, 2013.

Set the multimeter to read resistance again. Remember that you might have to adjust the range as you take different readings. Set your timer again to 1h and repeat sampling and measuring your dyeing solutions and blank every hour until you do not see a change in resistance for each sample anymore. Depending on the wool material you use, this can take between 4–7hours (see the Materials and Equipment section for more details). Make sure to also monitor the temperature of your dyeing solutions every half hour.Grab the vodka. Using the jigger measure out 0.5 oz of vodka and toss it into the glass. Step seven