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  • Elementary School - Grades 4-6
    P=Project   E=Experiment
    Find out if more gravel or sand makes a concrete mixture stronger. [E] [E]
    Middle School - Grades 7-9
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    What reinforcement material makes concrete strongest? [P]
    Test why using rebar in reinforced concrete is staggered for freeway bridge construction and if contact surface area affects bridge strength. [E]

    Which size of the sand particles used to make bricks would be the strongest? [P]
    Building better concrete blocks with plastic [E]
    The effect of varying types of sand used in concrete on its strength [P]
    The Effects of Nonbiodegradable Plastic on Concrete Cracking [E]
    What Is the Effect of Cement Ratio on Concrete Strength? [E] [E]
    High School - Grades 10-12
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    How does the amount of sand and steel affect the strength of concrete blocks? [P] [P]
    Torsional Fracture Strength Tests of Sulfur Concrete [E]
    The effects that subgrades and vapor barriers have on concrete moisture emissions; in order to study vapor pressures, which will allow us to observe the limitations of moisture testing equipment including calcium chloride testing kits. [E]
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