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CSEF · 2010

Do You See What I See?

Human Biology (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals Does everyone see colors the same? Do either gender or age affect color perception? My hypothesis is that people see colors differently, especially as they age. Methods/Mate…

CSEF · 2010

Gases Are Hot!

Environmental Science (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals What is the rate of transmission of ultraviolet energy in atmospheric Greenhouse Gases such as Methane, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Atmospheric Air, and Humdified Air? Methods/M…

CSEF · 2010

Red Hot Magnets

Materials Science (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals When deciding on this experiment, I wanted to know if magnets were affected by heat, and if so, to what extent. In my hypothesis, I stated that if the temperature increases,…

CSEF · 2010

Slip, Slidin' Away

Earth Science (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals To determine what additive(s) will most effectively stabilize and add to the shear strength of soil. Methods/Materials I used 40 lbs. of soil divided into six equal parts an…

CSEF · 2010

The Effects of Aluminum on Vanessa cardui

Toxicology (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of our project was to see if aluminum had a biological affect on the life cycle and reproduction of Vanessa cardui, also known as the Painted Lady Butterfly. T…

CSEF · 2010

The Levitating Train

Electronics & Electromagnetics First Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this experiment was to achieve the process of YBCO superconductors steadily levitating above a track of neodymium magnets when cooled using liquid nitrogen. Also…

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