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Make a data table in your lab notebook showing the dilutions and concentrations of Red 40 dye in all your standards (#1 = 0.12mg/mL, #2 = 0.06mg/mL, etc.) together with all three recorded resistance measurements for each solution. The resistance should be higher as the solutions get darker. If you choose to build it in the shaker, fill it with ice. Dump your ingredients directly to the glass. Then, put the shaker lid on and shake well. Strain the drink into the glass. Step three

Calibrating the Spectrophotometer. Write down the measured resistance for each solution in your lab notebook. Remember to do dilutions for each sample that exceeds the resistance values of your calibration curve. As the term "isotherm" infers, the adsorption isotherms are only valid for a certain constant temperature. How do you think the adsorption isotherm will change if you change the temperature of your dyeing water baths? Will the adsorption equilibrium be very different? Does it take less time or more to reach the adsorption equilibrium with higher or lower temperatures? You can find out by repeating the dyeing experiment at different temperatures. Make sure you monitor your experiment long enough to reach adsorption equilibrium and choose your sample timing accordingly.For each time point, enter your resistance data into the spreadsheet and calculate the average of your three readings for each sample. Again, subtract the resistance that you measured for the blank from all of the readings you made for samples with dye. Figure 8. Setup of the spectrophotometer for measuring the blank (left) and standard (right) solutions. Note, that in these pictures, the LED is still switched off and the setup is not covered with a cardboard box yet Newman, Andrew Adam (May 27, 2011). "ADVERTISING; Kraft Aims Kool-Aid Ads at a Growing Hispanic Market". The New York Times . Retrieved May 27, 2011. Take the wool felt and cut eight pieces of the same size (about 2.5cm x 5cm). If you use wool yarn, cut 8 strings the length of about 26 inches. History of Kool-Aid". Hastings Museum of Culture and History. Archived from the original on June 15, 2008 . Retrieved May 16, 2008.

Turn it into a punch. The flavor and ease of making this drink makes it well suited to do in large batches. Multiply the ingredients by 5 or 6 and mix them in a punch bowl. After the slight delay in making a new crust, I added the cream cheese and sweetened condensed milk into the bowl of my electric mixer and mixed until well blended.

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MAKE AHEAD: While cherry Kool-Aid Pie is best enjoyed freshly made, you can prepare it a day in advance. 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. Pink lemonade, ice blue raspberry lemonade, and orange are just a few of the great options you can choose from. I also like how affordable it is! You can make it by the pitcher or by the glass AND it has 50% less sugar than leading sodas.

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. Now, calculate the concentration of dye that has been adsorbed by the wool felt or yarn. You can do that by subtracting the measured concentration of Red 40 in the solution for a given time point from the initial concentration of Red 40 at time point 0 ( C adsorbed = C 0 - C t). 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.

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Matt Molstad; etal. "How to dip dye your hair with kool-aid". Wiki how . Retrieved October 30, 2014. 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: 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. The History of Kool-Aid". Hastings Museum of Natural & Cultural History. 2008. Archived from the original on February 5, 2009 . Retrieved April 3, 2009.