Test Three One Quart: Fail:(

Boo-Hoo my hypothesis was wrong :( The salt didn't lose it's taste in one quart. It was still really salty:( boooooooooooo-hoooooooooooo!!!!!

Bye-Bye,

McKenna :(

Test Two, One pint: Fail

McKenna here:) I just did the part of the experiment that is one teaspoon of salt and one pint of water. It tasted almost exactly like the one cup, just a little less salty. So, not quit sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo salty, just, really, kinda, pretty, salty.

See Ya,

McKenna :-)

P.S. Well, I'm happy, my hypotheses is so far corect:)

Test One, One Cup: Fail

Hey, it's me, McKenna, I just did the part of the experiment that calls for one teaspoon of salt with one cup of water. I took one taste of that mixture and spit it right out, it was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SALTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bye,

McKenna

P.S. Well so far my hypotheses was righ.;)

Here's A Question

Hey, this is McKenna and I have a question: How much water does it take for a teaspoon of salt to lose its saltiness: One cup, one pint, one quart, one-half gallon, or one gallon? My hypothesis is: The salt will lose its saltiness in one quart of water. You can write me back right here. I'll release the answer in a couple of weeks.

Bye,

McKenna Porter