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Forum: Grades K-5: Physical Science
what should I title my science fair project?
what should I title my science fair project?
I am making a simple machine using the battery, magnetic wire, magnet and paper clips. I need to have a questions which will be my science fair project name. But I am not sure what would be a good question or title? I am making the machine now, but I need a question so I can have a hypothesis.
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Physical Science
Question about building a paper speaker
Question about building a paper speaker
Hello, I've scavaged the internet for what affects wire coil have on a paper speaker and have found no results. I am just wondering the role wire coil plays in a speaker. If anyone can guide me in the right direction, that'd be great.
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Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Question about Build a Paper Airplane Launcher activity
Question about Build a Paper Airplane Launcher activity
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What are the dimensions of the wooden airplane launcher?
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The activity can be viewed at: [url=https://www.sciencebuddies.org/stem-activities/paper-airplane-launcher]Build a Paper Airplane Launcher[/url]
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Forum: Grades 9-12: Life, Earth, and Social Sciences
Biology
Biology
Me and my friends are doing project for graduating. We decided to extract beta carotene from carrot to inhibit the pathogenicity of Agrobacterium tumefaciens in cotyledons.At first we try to powder carrot then use ethanol to separate water and oil in carrot then ethanol will evaporate now we have layer of oil and water so we use separatory funnel to separate water and oil then we use petroleum ether to extract beta carotene from oil but we can't find way to extract petroleum…
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Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Simple Electric Motor - question about variables
Simple Electric Motor - question about variables
Our 7th grade daughter is using C cell batteries plus the neodymium magnets & paperclips that came in the Electric Motor Generator kit. To determine what her one allowed variable should be for her to use, she has tried testing the project with just one battery & one magnet as her control, which work fine, and then she tried testing the same configuration with a second magnet & then…
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Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Simple Electric Motor - question about coil loop size
Simple Electric Motor - question about coil loop size
My 7th grade daughter has tested out different coil loop sizes. (She is using C cell batteries plus the paper clips & the cylindrical neodymium magnets that came with the Electric Generator motor kit.) When she uses a highlighter (which is thicker than a Fine Point Sharpie marker) to create her coil wire loop (to be able to duplicate what’s recommended in the Science Buddies…
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Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Question about cutting a source needle
Question about cutting a source needle
Hi,
I am doing the "Particles in the Mist" project and I was wondering why I need to cut my PB-210 needle before putting it in the cloud chamber. It fits in the petri dish even if I don't cut it, so I was wondering if there is another reason.
Thank you! :)
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Forum: Grades K-5: Physical Science
Which Liquid Melts Ice Fastest
Which Liquid Melts Ice Fastest
I put ice cubes (made of water) into cups of liquids (milk, green tea, water, mango juice, coke and saltwater) to find out which liquid melts ice fastest. The result is that water melts ice fastest while mango juice melts ice slowest.
I think because of the high density liquids (that is mango juice) sink at the bottom of the cup and did not flow to the top of the to give heat energy to the ice cube to melt. In water, because…
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Forum: Grades K-5: Physical Science
Lip balm project
Lip balm project
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My daughter is testing vegan, plant-based lip balm recipes (adapted from the lip balm project from science buddies replacing bees wax with candelilla wax). She figured that she could use leaves which have netted pattern like the lips such as ficus leaves or hibiscus leaves. She ordered a ficus leaf plant from Amazon. She ordered a wrong moisture meter though, because what she would like is to measure moisture retention on the leaf. She ordered a…
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