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Project task: Testing Nigerian foods for starch and for protein

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Spot my mistake: Adding excess reagent too early and losing a precipitate

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Spot my mistake: Reporting a sulphate result without acidifying first

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Spot my mistake: Assuming every fuel burns to carbon dioxide and water alone

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Spot my mistake: Expecting a detergent to fail in hard water as soap does

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Spot my mistake: Assuming every coloured substance is a dye

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Spot my mistake: Treating carbon dioxide as a toxic pollutant

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Spot my mistake: Assuming boiling removes every impurity from water

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Spot my mistake: Confusing cement with concrete

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Spot my mistake: Assuming chemistry leads only to laboratory work

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Spot my mistake: Explaining a group trend by nuclear charge alone

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Spot my mistake: Using pressure in millimetres of mercury with R in SI units

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Spot my mistake: Assuming pH 7 is neutral at every temperature

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Spot my mistake: Oxidising a tertiary alkanol in an answer

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Spot my mistake: Describing aluminium oxide as purely basic

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Spot my mistake: Adding water to concentrated sulphuric acid

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Spot my mistake: Treating dilute and concentrated nitric acid alike

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Spot my mistake: Describing carbon monoxide as an acidic oxide

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Spot my mistake: Expecting boiling to remove permanent hardness

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Spot my mistake: Assuming more fertiliser always means a better yield

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