How would you fill out these two tables recording observations from mixing a solid into a liquid?

The image shows two tables for recording observations from an experiment involving mixing a solid with a liquid. To fill these tables, you need to perform the experiment and record your specific observations for each "Glass" (trial).

Table 1: Observation when a Solid is mixed into a liquid
This table is for detailed descriptions of what you observe.

• "What happens to the Solid?": Describe if the solid dissolves, sinks, floats, reacts, or remains unchanged.
• "What happens to the liquid?": Describe if the liquid changes color, becomes cloudy, produces bubbles, changes temperature, or remains unchanged.
• "Can you See the Solid?": State "Yes" if the solid is still visible, or "No" if it has completely dissolved.
• "Can you See the Liquid?": State "Yes" if the liquid phase is still visible, or "No" if it has become opaque or transformed.

Table 2: Summary of observation. Tick in the correct column
This table is for summarizing specific outcomes for each trial (Glass 1, 2, 3, 4) by placing a tick in the relevant column.

• "The Solid settle at the bottom": Tick if the solid sank and did not dissolve.
• "The liquid looks like before": Tick if the liquid's appearance did not change.
• "The liquid changed": Tick if the liquid's appearance visibly altered.

Without experimental data, these tables cannot be filled.