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Which ice cubes will melt the fastest in different bowls with different substances?
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Do Some Liquids Expand More than Others When Frozen? [E] Find out if a mountain stream would stay liquid at temperatures that freeze an alpine lake [E] Can You Create an "Antifreeze" out of Frost Hardy Plants? [E] Is it possible to make snowflake-like crystals with other substances than water? [P] Determine which added material will make ice melt fastest. [E] See if the fast food restaurants meets water quality standards. [E] Ice strength and durability of ice after adding various substances to it. [E] The effect of dissolved salt and sugar on the melting rate of ice [E] [P] Will salt make ice melt faster? [E] [E] Which substance (deicer) melts ice most quickly? [P] [P] See if the speed at which a salt melts ice is related to the salt's molecular structure. [E] The Effects of Chemical Deicer on Auto Parts [P] |
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Compare friction between dry and icy surfaces by measuring slip angle and slip height.
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Make your own icebergs and learn about the buoyancy of ice. [E] Which will become ice faster, hot or cold water? [E] Determine how quickly a carbonated soft drink at room temperature could be cooled to an optimum drinking temperature without diluting the liquid with ice. [E] The effect of different insulation materials on the melting rate of ice [P] Which shape of ice cube melts the fastest? [P] |
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Determine if melting of the northern polar ice cap or the ice sheet on Antarctica would contribute to a rise in sea levels.
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How do chemicals, streams and ice weather rocks? [E] Investigate shrinking ice caps in the Arctic, and how they might affect the rest of the world. [P] |
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| Construct a device for detecting black ice for blind people. [P] |
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| How does frost damage temperate plants? [P] |
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Determine which method of defrosting meat is safest and which method of cooking kills the most bacteria.
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Cakes, Cookies and Ice Cream Science Fair Projects & Experiments |
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| Can ice be used to preserve once-living things? [P] |
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| Fractals: 1. Derive a formula to find the total length of all the branches of a tree. 2. Derive a formula to find the perimeter and area of a Koch snowflake. [E] |
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Determine if blocks of ice exposed to air with increasing levels of carbon dioxide will melt faster than a block of ice exposed to air with an average level of carbon dioxide without air temperature being a factor.
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Make a better environmentally friendlier ice melter. [P] What kind of ice melting products work the fastest and damage plant life the least. [P] How Much Will Vanishing Glaciers Raise Sea Levels? [E] |
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How Does Hockey Stick Flex Affect Accuracy and Speed?
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Improving the Modern Hockey Stick [P] Which is the best roller hockey wheel for player performance? [E] |
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| Cryogenic Roses: Can ice be used to preserve once-living things? [E] |
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A cast design that encompasses the four most important aspects of the healing process: rest, ice, compression and elevation.
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STOP (Studded Tires-Optimal Protection) tires safe for driving on ice and snow [P] |
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