EASY TO MAKE: Making this pie is a breeze, making it perfect for both novice and experienced bakers. With straightforward instructions, it’s a hassle-free dessert that delivers fantastic results. Transfer the blue-green solution into a clean cuvette and place the cuvette next to the LED so that the clear sides face the LED and the photoresistor..

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.Kool Aid Cherry flavour is an unsweetened cherry powdered drink mix. It's easy to prepare, simply grab some cold fresh water, mix in the powder and you have a tasty and refreshing drink.

This graph shows how efficient certain dyes are at absorbing other colors based on their wavelengths. The graph measures the Molar Extinction Coefficient of Red 40 and Blue 1. Red 40 absorbs wavelengths at 500 nanometers best, while Blue 1 absorbs best at a 620 nanometers. Use the measuring cup to pour 400mL of the water/vinegar mixture into the first cup (#1). Add 200mL into cups #2–8 each. a b Eric Zorn (November 18, 2008). " Change of Subject, "Have you drunk the 'Kool Aid' Kool Aid". Chicago Tribune, www.chicagotribune.com . Retrieved August 27, 2009. In the 2L bottle or bowl, prepare a 4:1 water-vinegar solution by mixing 1600mL of tap water with 400mL of distilled white vinegar. IN THE FRIDGE: Store leftovers of this delicious pie covered in the refrigerator for up to four days.Fill up an empty pot that fits all seven jars one-third full with tap water and place it on the stovetop to heat the water up until it boils. This will be your water bath to keep your dyeing solutions at a constant temperature. Note: While working around boiling water, make sure to take every precaution to not burn yourself!

IN THE FREEZER: You can freeze the pie, without the Cool Whip and cherry garnish, for up to one month.Make a graph that shows the concentration of adsorbed dye on the wool felt or yarn over time, plotting time (in hours) on the x-axis and the concentration of adsorbed dye (in mg/mL) on the y-axis. How do the graphs look for each dye concentration? Do you see that the adsorbed dye concentrations level off after some time? Once adsorption gets to a plateau, the adsorption equilibrium is reached. In the 2L bottle or bowl, prepare more of the water-vinegar solution by mixing 1200mL of tap water with 300mL distilled white vinegar. Open a computer spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel, and enter the resistance data for your calibration curve. Calculate the average for your three resistance readings for each sample. Subtract the resistance that you measured for the blank from all of the readings you made for samples with dye. This step subtracts the light loss due to the plastic, the water-vinegar, and other factors. wool (8 pieces or strings). You can either use wool felt pieces (2.5cm x 5cm) or wool yarn (about 26 inches each). Depending on the material you use, it can take shorter or longer to reach the adsorption equilibrium. Wool felt and yarn that has been tested, include:

Gustafson, Angela (August 9, 2011). "Nebraska's official soft drink celebrated at the 14th Annual Kool-Aid Days on Aug. 12-14". The Fence Post. Archived from the original on May 26, 2013 . Retrieved February 19, 2020. If this is your first time using a multimeter, refer to the Science Buddies resource How to Use a Multimeter, specifically the section How do I Measure Resistance?, to learn more. Midori is a neon green liqueur. It originated in Japan. It is made from Yubari and honeydew. It has a very sweet, very strong melon flavor. Cantor, Jay (October 19, 1968). "The Electric Kool' Aid Acid Test". www.thecrimson.com. The Harvard Crimson . Retrieved June 4, 2018. MAKE AHEAD: While cherry Kool-Aid Pie is best enjoyed freshly made, you can prepare it a day in advance.

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Calibrating the Spectrophotometer). Make sure to label the cuvettes at the very top and take three measurements for each solution. Note: If the resistance of your solution exceeds the maximum resistance of your calibration curve, dilute your sample and measure again. You can do a 1:2 dilution in a fresh cuvette (1.5mL water-vinegar solution + 1.5mL dye solution) or a 1:6 (2.5mL water-vinegar solution + 0.5mL dye solution). Write down the resistance values for each of your samples in your lab notebook. These values will be your initial dye concentrations at time point 0 ( C 0). Figure 10. Dyeing solutions at adsorption equilibrium. Note, how some of the solutions became clear and the wool felt turned into different shades of red during the dyeing process.