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    Primary School - Grades K-3
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Test if adding glycerin or corn syrup will improve a mixture of bubble solution. [E]
    Which recipe will create the biggest bubbles? [E] [E]
    Find out how different concentrations of a water/salt solution affected the speed of the Hot Wheels™ Formula Fuelers racer on our race course. [P]
    When adding a drop of detergent to a plate of milk with food coloring, what kind of milk produces the best swirling of color: 1%, 2%, or whole milk? What happens to plain water? [P]
    Will salt make ice melt faster? [E] [E]
    Water Hardness and Water pH Science Fair Projects
    Water K-12 Experiments & Background Information
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Water
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Ice
    Elementary School - Grades 4-6
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Test whether more expensive towels can retain more water and are stronger [P]
    Which of the six fabrics, denim, wool, cotton, fleece, polyester, and felt, insulates heated water best? [P]
    Separate pure water from fruit juice using a simple stovetop distillation apparatus. [E]
    Find the critical point for colloidal mixtures composed of different types of starches. [E]
    Mmake gels out of cornstarch and water, and test if you can change the consistency of the final product by changing the ratio of ingredients. [E]
    The Effect of Wind Speed, Air Humidity, and Air Temperature on Evaporation Rate of Water [P]
    Find out if adding various amounts of different solutes to water will increases its boiling point. [E]
    Find out if adding salt, oil, detergent, and heating water could influence ordinary tap water's surface tension. [E]
    Determine which water type will dissolve a soap bar at the fastest rate. [E]
    The effect of salt on the boiling temperature of water [P]
    Evaluate the effectiveness of various ice melting products [P]
    What is the effect of chlorine concentrations on carbon filter performance? [P]

    Water Hardness and Water pH Science Fair Projects
    Water K-12 Experiments & Background Information
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Water
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Ice
    Middle School - Grades 7-9
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Can Cross Linked Polymers Help with California's Water Crisis [E]
    Use an electric calorimeter to measure the heat capacity of water and measure the conversion of electrical energy into thermal energy. [E]
    Determine how the temperature of a mixture of water and ammonium nitrate changes with the amount of ammonium nitrate dissolved in the water. [E]
    Determine if water or vinegar (water with acetic acid) is better for testing lead content in household objects. [E]
    Determine which added material will make ice melt fastest. [E]
    Determine if the conductivity of distilled water changes when it is mixed with various substances and to what extent. [E]
    Analysis of Water for Mercury using Light [E]
    Determine ionic or non-ionic nature of water by building your own water conductivity meter [E]
    How Do Substances Mixed in Water Affect Its Evaporation Rate? [E]
    Does the Rate of Heating Water Have an Affinity for Salinity? [E]
    The effect of dissolved salt and sugar on the melting rate of ice [E] [P]
    How Does Sunlight Affect the Chemistry of Water in a Saltwater Reef Aquarium? [E]
    Create an efficient and economical cold pack using water and different types and different quantities of fertilizers. [P]
    Why does sugar water increase magnetic attraction? [E]
    How Four Salts Affect Electrical Conductivity [E]
    Find the best way to recycle urine so astronauts will be able to have water without costing the space station a lot of money and cargo weight. [E]
    How Fast Do Hydrogen Ions Diffuse through Water? [E]
    Solar Electrolysis of Water for Hydrogen Production [E]
    To what extent does the surface tension of water decrease as the amount of detergent is increased? [E]
    Adjusting Chlorine Level to Minimize Evaporation Loss of Pool Water [E]
    The effect of temperature on the water solubility of alum, baking soda, Epsom salt, and salt [P]
    Deicers [P] [P]
    How does temperature affect the speed of molecules in water? [E]
    The International Boiling Point Project [E]
    How salt affects the boiling point of water? [E]
    Does adding salt to water lower its freezing point? [E] [E] [E]
    The factors which affect the reaction of acid rain on limestone [E]
    Test the conductivity of water [E]
    Investigate Flow Dynamics of the Salt Oscillator [E]
    See how the hydraulic conductivity of water and crude oil is different. [E]
    Water Hardness and Water pH Science Fair Projects
    Water K-12 Experiments & Background Information
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Water
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Ice
    High School - Grades 10-12
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Find out what will happen when we grow silver aggregates at different concentrations and potential difference. [E]
    Novel X-ray spectroscopic techniques to investigate the bonding structure of water [E]
    Determine the effectiveness of commercial ice melters. [P]
    Test the conductivity of water and other liquids [E]
    Conductivity and Water Quality [E]
    The Effectiveness of Freeze Desalination [E]
    The effect of chlorine on disinfection byproduct formation [E]
    A New Quantum Mechanical Approach in Determining the Octanol Water Partition Coefficients (Kow) of Organic Aromatic Compounds [E]
    Examining Water Freezing Point Depression as a Function of Solute Ionization from a Thermodynamic Perspective [E]
    Water purification technologies [E]
    Water Hardness and Water pH Science Fair Projects
    Water K-12 Experiments & Background Information
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Water
    Interdisciplinary Topic: Ice
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