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BLASTing Flu Viruses Question for quantitative data

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BLASTing Flu Viruses Question for quantitative data BLASTing Flu Viruses Question for quantitative data Hello, I am planning to do the BLASTing Flu Viruses Project for my Science Fair, Problem is I am trying to find a way to make my data into quantitative data and how I can use multiple trials. Thanks, Caleb [Administrator note: Project: https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project-ideas/Genom_p003/genetics-genomics/blasting-flu-viruses ] Re: BLASTing Flu Viruses Question… Read more

Harnessing Bladder Pump Technology: My Project

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Harnessing Bladder Pump Technology: My Project Harnessing Bladder Pump Technology: My Project Hello all, Today, let's dive into an intriguing innovation that could elevate your science projects to a whole new level: the bladder pump. While initially designed for fluid transfer applications, [url=https://www.spectrascientific.com/products/spectra-bladder-pump-1-0]bladder pump[/url]s have found their way into a diverse range of scientific endeavors, offering precision and efficiency like never… Read more

Question about Creating Craters activity

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Question about Creating Craters activity Question about Creating Craters activity Why is there a bigger crater formed when you use a bigger ball? ------------------------------------- Leave this to help the Experts: The activity can be viewed at: [url=https://www.sciencebuddies.org/stem-activities/creating-craters]Creating Craters[/url] Re: Question about Creating Craters activity Hi LUVSXARII, Good question. The answer to this question is found when you think about how the craters… Read more

Question about Paper Airplanes

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Question about Paper Airplanes Question about Paper Airplanes What's the IV(independent variable) and DV(dependent variable)? What makes the plane fly faster? What makes it stay in the air for a longer time? Re: Question about Paper Airplanes Hi KrupaTrivedi123, the independent variable is the variable that you are changing. The dependent variable is the variable that you are measuring. A good way that I remembered this was using the pnemonic CHin MOde: CHange = independent, Measure/Observe… Read more

Question about Paper Airplanes

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Question about Paper Airplanes Question about Paper Airplanes What's the IV(independent variable) and DV(dependent variable)? What makes the plane fly faster? What makes it stay in the air for a longer time? Read more

The effect of plant type on reduction of dead zones in water

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The effect of plant type on reduction of dead zones in water The effect of plant type on reduction of dead zones in water Hi, I am trying to do a project on the effect of plant types on reduction dead zones in the water. I have researched that the chesapeake bay has a lot dead zones and dead zones are areas that have a really low amount of dissolved oxygen in the water and this is caused by fertilizer runoff which stimulates the growth of algae so I looked at three different plants to try to… Read more

Fruit Ripening

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Fruit Ripening Fruit Ripening hi i have deiced to do a project on fruit ripening and i don't now where to being. :D Moderator note: I've updated your subject to match your new project topic and moved this post to a new thread. That way, the experts here will notice your new question and respond! Good luck! Re: Fruit Ripening Fruit ripening is a really cool topic! Is there a specific experiment you are working on? If you are unsure where to begin, Science Buddies has a few projects… Read more

Increased trefoil factor 3 levels in the serum of patients- scytek

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Increased trefoil factor 3 levels in the serum of patients- scytek Increased trefoil factor 3 levels in the serum of patients- scytek [url="https://www.scytek.com"][b]Scytek Laboraories[/b][/url]- Increased trefoil factor 3 levels in the serum of patients with three major histological subtypes of lung cancer. Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related deaths in the world. The trefoil factor (TFF) family is composed of three thermostable, and protease-resistant proteins, named… Read more

partially-filled rolling can experiment

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partially-filled rolling can experiment partially-filled rolling can experiment Hello, I am writing an extensive research paper with the title of: To what extent does the amount of fluid within a hollow cylindrical can affect its dynamics while rolling down an inclined plane? (I am planning to make dynamics more specific if I choose to analyze angular velocity/acceleration/momentum specifically). So far, I was able to derive equations for the acceleration in cases where the can is… Read more

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