Finding a hypothesis for sugar and salt crystal project
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Finding a hypothesis for sugar and salt crystal project
I need help with what hypothesis to use for making sugar and salt crystals? What question can I use for my project.
I am having trouble coming up with a hypothesis for my science project. I have chosen to make sugar and salt crystals
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I have an advice: Maybe you should first come up with a question, and once you come up with a question it becomes easier to formulate a hypothesis. So think of what excalty you want to test with sugar and salt cyrstal.
Below are some of the questions you can do with sugar and salt crystals, you don't have to choose them, but you can if you are intrested in them.
1) Do sugar crystals grow faster in tap water or distilled water?
2) or you can dissolve sugar and salt in warm water. and let the water cool and evaporate ( which takes serval days) to form cyrstals. and see how do sugar and salt differ in apperance?
3) or you can see if sugar crystals grow bigger in a certain type of liquid (water, unsweetened apple juice or 7-Up).
Now let me give you an example of how you can formulate a hypothesis from one of these questions.
In question one your hypothesis can be ( Sugar crystals grow faster in tap water)
Basically a hypothesis is an educated guess. You can not formulate a hypothesis until you research about your topic.
Hope this helps.
Below are some of the questions you can do with sugar and salt crystals, you don't have to choose them, but you can if you are intrested in them.
1) Do sugar crystals grow faster in tap water or distilled water?
2) or you can dissolve sugar and salt in warm water. and let the water cool and evaporate ( which takes serval days) to form cyrstals. and see how do sugar and salt differ in apperance?
3) or you can see if sugar crystals grow bigger in a certain type of liquid (water, unsweetened apple juice or 7-Up).
Now let me give you an example of how you can formulate a hypothesis from one of these questions.
In question one your hypothesis can be ( Sugar crystals grow faster in tap water)
Basically a hypothesis is an educated guess. You can not formulate a hypothesis until you research about your topic.
Hope this helps.