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Forum: Grades 9-12: Life, Earth, and Social Sciences
High frequency as pest deterrent
High frequency as pest deterrent
I am working on a project to use recycled self watering 2lt and 5lt plastic bottles to grow vegetables. I have read that a high frequency 20-60 kHz may act as a pest deterrent. The containers are filled with 15% water and the above compartment is filled with soil. I just wanted to know if it is possible to get a high frequency sound by using a straw or similar that extended from above the soil to the water below? .
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Life, Earth, and Social Sciences
Research Project survey regarding the subject of mycology.
Research Project survey regarding the subject of mycology.
Hello, my name is Evie Quast. I am a year 11 student at Victor Harbour High School, I am conducting a research project about mycology and its significance in both the natural and man-made world. I hope to provide an answer to the following query: “How can the medicinal / nutritional properties of fungi be implemented in developing countries to reduce food insecurity and the…
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Physical Science
AM Crystal radio and Low-power AM radio transmitter
AM Crystal radio and Low-power AM radio transmitter
To whom it may concern,
I am planning to combine the two projects of [b]making an am crystal radio[/b] and [b]building an am radio transmitter[/b]. I was wondering how I can combine them as recommended on your website. Does it mean I have to adjust the tuner on the crystal radio so that I receive the signal from my radio transmitter?
Moreover, I faced a problem in finding the 1000:8 ohm…
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Forum: Grades K-5: Physical Science
Building a simple motor - same concept as Tesla's
Building a simple motor - same concept as Tesla's
I am teaching an elementary class on inventors and I want to familiarize the students with the person and then do a related project. One of the inventors I chose was Nikola Tesla, famed, for example, for his ideas on an electromagnetic motor. I see your experiment on building a simple electric motor. Would that be an appropriate project relating to Tesla? (By the way, the demonstration…
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Physical Science
C4H4 What is the Structural Formula ?
C4H4 What is the Structural Formula ?
Information c4h4 structural formula
C4H4 : Vinylacetylene is a colorless gas.
Boiling Point: 0 to 6°C (32 to 43°F; 273 to 279 K)
Solubility in water: low
English name c4h4
1-Buten-3-yne
Vinylacetylene
Butenyne
Monovinylacetylene
Atomic mass, molecular mass C4H4 What is the structural formula?
Atomic mass / Molecular mass (g/mol) c4h4 structural formula : 52.0746
What is C4h4?
Vinylacetylene is an organic compound…
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Life, Earth, and Social Sciences
Science fair
Science fair
I need an example project that could help me make my own really good project for a high school science fair
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Hi there,
I hope you're having a great day!
This is a really open-ended question, because there are so many different kinds of projects. What are some topics you are the most interested in? It would be better to first decide what field you are most interested in and do some searching for projects within that field. We would be happy to help…
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Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Variables in the Chandra x-ray colorizing experiment
Variables in the Chandra x-ray colorizing experiment
This question refers to this project:
ttps://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas/Astro_p040.shtml#summary
I am helping my daughter with her science fair project which involves creating false-color images of x-ray data from the Chandra X-ray telescope (she is looking at Eta Carinae.) She is having trouble, as am I, grasping what the variables are. Her hypothesis is…
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Physical Science
Astronomy Question: Lght Spectroscopy
Astronomy Question: Lght Spectroscopy
When using Light Spectroscopy, how is the light from other stars not drastically effected by the Heliopause and the Oort Clouds of the respective stars? From my understanding (which may be very flawed) Scientists didn't even know there would be a physical plasma between the sun and the interstellar medium. So how could you account for the effects of something you don't even know exists?
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