To verify the presence of water in transparent liquids, we pour a few drops of the liquid being studied onto anhydrous copper sulfate powder.
Complete by indicating the results of the test. 🔍

• 1. With salt water,
  the anhydrous copper sulfate:
• remains white. turns blue.
• 
  Therefore, salt water:
• contains water. does not contain water.

• 2. With petroleum,
  the anhydrous copper sulfate:
• remains white. turns blue.
• 
  Therefore, petroleum:
• contains water. does not contain water.

• 3. With cyclohexane,
  the anhydrous copper sulfate:
• remains white. turns blue.
• 
  Therefore, cyclohexane:
• contains water. does not contain water.

• 4. With lemonade,
  the anhydrous copper sulfate:
• remains white. turns blue.
• 
  Therefore, lemonade:
• contains water. does not contain water.

• 5. With scarlet water,
  the anhydrous copper sulfate:
• remains white. turns blue.
• 
  Therefore, scarlet water:
• contains water. does not contain water.

• 6. With oil,
  the anhydrous copper sulfate:
• remains white. turns blue.
• 
  Therefore, oil:
• contains water. does not contain water.

📊 RESULT: