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CSEF · 2004

Electrolysis

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals I wanted to see what would separate more hydrogen from salt water. Would a higher concentration of salt separate more, or would a higher voltage separate more. Methods/Mater…

CSEF · 2004

Fire Storm 2004

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to see if extreme hot and cold temperatures affect how long it takes brush to burn. Methods/Materials Freezer with digital readout. A oven wi…

CSEF · 2004

From the Fryer to the Fuel Tank

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals My goal was to create and test a vegetable based fuel that both performs well and burns cleanly compared to modern energy sources. Methods/Materials I produced bio-fuel from…

CSEF · 2004

Making and Testing Soap

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals Throughout this whole project, I have created various types of soaps and other ingredients that contribute to the soap making process. There are many different ingredients t…

CSEF · 2004

Recipe for Disaster

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals The objective is to find the the mixture of black powder that yields the strongest reaction. Methods/Materials Potassium Nitrate, sulful and charcoal were purchased. Pestal,…

CSEF · 2004

Which Beverage Stains the Most?

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals My project is about the following: does Green Tea, coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Pepsi, Grape Juice, Cranberry juice, or Tang stain teeth the most and does temperature affect stai…

CSEF · 2004

Why Are the Apples Brown?

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals I would like to recieve an award for either first, second, or third place as I did in the County Science Fair! I would like all of my hard work recognised by the judges, oth…

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