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Particles In The Mist Project

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So, in order for me to do the science fair... I have to have a question to guide me throughout the project. I have already decided that for my independent variable, I am going to us the magnet to see how it effects the particles movement. My question is though, How would I word what i'm gonna measure and the variable into a sentence. How about... "When a magnet is held near charged particles will it make them alter there direction if so, which direction would they go?"
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Re: Particles In The Mist Project

Post by LeungWilley »

Hi Chicago23,
I think you have a great start on the question already. I would suggest re-phrasing it just a little bit to something like:
"How does a magnet in close proximity of charged particles affect their travel direction?"

If you like, please post what you come up with and we can give you feedback.
Good Luck!
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Re: Particles In The Mist Project

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One More Question, What type of category would this project be?
Physics, Chemistry or Energy. Please tell me. I need that info to fill out a form.
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Re: Particles In The Mist Project

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Hi Chicago23,
I would say that this falls under physics, or more specifically particle physics.
Good Luck!
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