Science Buddies: "Ask an Expert"

Hi everyone,
Right now i'm doing the project Supercooling water and snap freezing. But i can't seem to find the controled varaible in this project. Can you help me and can i also count on you to get my answer tonight.
Thanks










Thanks
Quang

quangnguyen,

Variables are defined in:
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... bles.shtml
The project is defined in:
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p033.shtml
The controlled (fixed) variable is, I believe, the volume of the water. The independent variable is the type of water.

Hey Dave,
Thanks for helping me. I was on stuck on that.









Thanks
Quang Nguyen

Hey guys,
I need help doing my backgound research for "Super cooling water and snap freezing". Can you help me find out websites to do my background reasearch and can i trust everybody to get at least one answer by tonight? Thanks i'm counting on you.








Your friend
Quang Nguyen

Hello:

Have you tried the resources in the project bibliography? (https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p033.shtml) Also, try using your favorite search engine with "supercooled water", I think you'll find some interesting material! Best wishes.

Keith

Hey Keith,
Thanks for the info. But my best research website (google.com), doesn't give much information and nithe does the biliogrophy in my project.So i need specific websites or at least websites with a lot of research. Thanks fo the help though. Please answer by tonight.









Your friend,
Quang

Hey everyone,
Can someone please answer by 10:00 tonight?? PLease,I really need help.
Sorry for the impatince







Sorry,
QUang

Hi quangnguyen,

As I mentioned in my earlier post, variables are defined in:
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... bles.shtml
The project is defined in:
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p033.shtml
The controlled (fixed) variable is, I believe, the volume of the water. The independent variable is the type of water.

Do these work for you?

Hi quangnguyen,

Oops, my apology. I read the postings in the wrong order and answered an old question. The new question relates to:
1. research websites
2. bibliography

Is that correct?

I probably won't get to this until tomorrow, which may be past your deadline.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercooling has references and a bibliography. I found this by putting Keith's earlier suggestions into google. These references and sources are some of the definitive works in this area. They aren't at the K-5 grade level though. Not sure you are going to find may references for K-5 on this subject.

Hi everybody,
Thanks for the help i looked up the website you posted Craig. There's enough information for my research,Thanks for the help .(Luckily my research is due tommorow )










Thanks
Your friend,
quangnguyen