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    Air in Chemistry
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    Find out if polyester or nylon is stronger for the construction of hot air balloons S
    The Effect of Wind Speed, Air Humidity, and Air Temperature on Evaporation Rate of Water S
    The Discovery of Oxygen R
    Measure air pressure by using chemicals in bottles S
    What is air like? R
    Do air and light affect decomposition? S
    Air in Food Sciences
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    The effect of temperature and air exposure on the ascorbic acid content of orange juice S
    Air in Electricity & Magnetism
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Discover how electromagnetic radiation flows through open air, empty vacuum, helium and argon. R
    Suspend a magnet in mid-air. R
    Does electricity pass through air, water, metal or plastic? S
    Determine whether magnets could increase the momentum of rolling ball bearings in order to launch one uphill and several inches through the air. R
    Air in Medicine
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    The Pulmonary Effects of Ozone-generating Air Purifiers and Other Household Devices R
    Determine if poor air quality during a week of extensive wildfires negatively affected children's lungs according to tests using peak flow meters. R
    Aerosols and air quality effects on the rates of asthma S
    The Effects of Air Temperature Variance on Memory Ability S
    Musicians and lung capacity R R S
    Lung capacity: is there a difference in athletes and non-athletes? R R S
    Cigarette filters: do they really work? R R R R R R
    Will non-smokers have a greater lung capacity than smokers? R S
    Air in Electronics
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    Sharing Spectrum the Smart Way: Cognitive Radio for Relieving Overcrowding on the Airwaves R
    Build an air flow detector. R
    Air in Engineering
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Find whether air resistance affects the trajectory of a tennis ball. R
    Will the increasing of the distance between the center of gravity (CG) and the center of wind pressure (CP) increase the rocket's stability and performance of flight R
    How Does Changing the Air Pressure of an Air Gun Affect the Average Speed of the Pellet? R
    Find out how variables such as the shape and angle of a roof affect the house's lift in high winds. R
    Test how the type of a windbreak (shelterbelt) affects wind flow. R
    Air in Earth Sciences
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    How Does the Air Pressure Affect a Hurricane? R
    Is the air the same temperature in the sun and in the shade? R
    Measure the percentage of oxygen in air samples. R
    Use weather balloon sounding data to investigate how air temperature and pressure vary with altitude. R
    Build and use a psychrometer, a simple instrument for measuring the relative humidity of the air. R
    Determine how variations of humidity, temperature, air pressure and nucleation conditions affect cloud formation. R
    Air in Environmental Sciences
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    Air Pollution
    Air in Botany
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Determine what type of nozzles have the least amount of drift on average (flat fan, Turbo TeeJet, air induction). S
    Photosynthesis
    Air in Aviation & Engineering
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Determining the Optimum Air Pressure for a Soccer Ball R
    Test if air pressure will affect the dynamics of ball bouncing. R
    Aviation & Aerodynamics
    Air in Renewable Energy
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Build a simple solar air heater and heat the air in a room. R
    Test different type insulation that could be found in anybody’s house: batts and blankets, Styrofoam and dead air insulation. S
    Construct and explain the operation of a solar air heater. R R
    Wind Energy
    Air in Physics
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    Air (Physics)
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