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Egg Density
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades K-5: Physical Science
Egg Density Egg Density I am helping my fourth grade daughter do a project on egg density. My problem is that I don't feel like the results are conclusive on which is more dense...the raw egg or the hard boiled egg. Maybe she didn't write down the results properly...but it appears that the egg weighs about the same whether its raw or hard boiled. Can anyone help me with this. Going nuts over eggs in NC. Re: Egg Density Hi scienceblahs, I can understand your frustration! Boiling an… Read more
Egg Substitutes
Science Fair Project Idea
Scientific Method
Have any of your friends or family members ever had an allergic reaction to eggs? In this science project idea, you'll investigate how to modify recipes so that even egg-allergic friends and family members can enjoy them. Read more
egg drop
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
egg drop egg drop Would socks and a plastic container with lid on, be a good material for a protective shell for the egg drop? I'm dropping the egg from 5 feet, 7 feet, and 9 feet. I'm supposed to find and answer for the question but I can't find anything. Re: egg drop Hi! Egg drops are super fun! You have the right idea of padding the eggs fall with the socks, which slows down the impact on the ground. Something you should consider is that there are two ways to minimize the force of the… Read more
Egg Substitutes
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 9-12: Getting Ready for the Science Fair
Egg Substitutes Egg Substitutes I was planning to do this kind of investigatory project = [url]https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas/FoodSci_p002.shtml?fave=no&isb=c2lkOjEsaWE6Rm9vZFNjaSxwOjEscmlkOjEwMzI4NzQ0&from=TSW[/url]. There are different egg substitutes for three ways of cooking a food with an egg in it (we will be using egg substitutes though) like leavening, thickening and binding. I want to ask if there are still different egg substitutes for… Read more
egg drop
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 9-12: Physical Science
egg drop egg drop HELP! I am frustrated...... I have to make a contraption for an egg for an "egg drop".. I can only use masking tape and plastic straw... we are going to drop a raw egg from the bleachers. i have tried to make a design of my own ... but the eggs keep breaking when dropped. i have searched several sites and have no luck in a design. I need to have a design using these materials .. the project is due tomorrow. I have been trying to get onto your site for 2 days now.. PLEASE… Read more
Egg Drop
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Egg Drop Egg Drop My teacher assigned us an egg drop project. He will provide a raw egg and a small lunchroom-size milk carton. Our job is to bring in materials to put in the milk carton to pad the egg, preventing it from cracking when it is dropped from various heights. Rules: All materials must fit INSIDE the milk carton. NO PARACHUTES. What do I put inside my milk carton? This project will be graded based on how long my egg lasts. Re: Egg Drop Hello and welcome to the forums: This… Read more
Egg Drop
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades K-5: Physical Science
Egg Drop Egg Drop My 4 grader is doing the egg drop project and we understand the variables and what the x and y axis' are but need help with how to chart or graph the project... can anyone help? y = did the egg crack x = with cheeros around it, suspended with rubberbands, and with straws around it Re: Egg Drop Hi, I wasn't able to find any project defined on the ScienceBuddies web site about egg drops, but I did find this link to an interesting discussion about an egg drop experiment. … Read more
Egg Drop
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 9-12: Physical Science
Egg Drop Egg Drop My child came home today with a project for physics class. They are conducting an egg drop. The limitations are as follows.... * No packing materials (foam rubber, styrofoam, packing peanuts,etc) can be used * Device must fit through a 6X6 opening. * Device must not exceed 400 grams. * Device cannot exceed 61cm in length. * No drag inducers can be used in any way (parachutes, streamers, etc What I do know is the project involves a 'Large' egg. It will be dropped 9 meters.… Read more
Egg Drop
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 6-8: Physical Science
Egg Drop Egg Drop This is a project assigned by my science teacher: Egg Drop: Materials: - 25 popsicles sticks (can be broken in half to get 50) - Elmers Glue -string -garbage bag (used as the parachute) Objective: Build a container with said materials that is meant for an egg drop. We are going to drop the container with the egg inside on top of our school roof. Re: Egg Drop Hi, That sounds like a great experiment! It sounds like the object is to build the egg a box, attached to the… Read more
Chicken Eggs
Ask an Expert Topic Forum: Grades 6-8: Life, Earth, and Social Sciences
Chicken Eggs Chicken Eggs My daughter is going to do an experiment involving eggs from our flock of backyard chickens. Because the eggs will not come from a store, they are required to be treated as a level 2 biohazard and we need to complete additional forms as well as conduct the experiment in a BSL-2 Lab. My question. is in filling out the forms required by the Inernational Rules for the INTEL Science Fair, how is a chicken egg supposed to be treated? Is it fresh tissue, a fresh organ… Read more
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