Chemistry science fair projects from 2017

Browse 169 real Chemistry projects entered in 2017, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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ISEF · 2017

An Achilles Heel in Oncogenic Ras

Biochemistry

Mutations in the genes encoding Ras GTPases are major drivers of human cancers. Despite 30 years of intensive research, no compounds directly targeting Ras proteins have been developed. Prev…

ISEF · 2017

A Pill's Perilous Pathway

Chemistry

Pharmacokinetics, by definition, is the study of the movement of drugs within the body. In order for a drug to aid in the healing of a body from disease or other ailment, a drug must be pres…

ISEF · 2017

A Very Tense Subject

Chemistry

This experiment’s goal was to find which liquid had the most surface tension relative to its density out of the 7 liquids tested, which were water, milk, orange juice, maple syrup, soda, dis…

ISEF · 2017

Banana Peel: The Water Cleaner

Chemistry

Having in mind one of the most worrying issues of todays and future society, water polution, we intend to use banana peel in the cleaning of contaminated waters with both cationic dyes and h…

CSEF · 2017

Better Batteries: A Study of Galvanic Cells

Chemistry Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The experiment I am conducting consists of testing the amount of voltage produced by different materials in galvanic cells as well as the best way to connect the parts that…

CSEF · 2017

Bright Enough?

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals My experiment is trying to see which temperature of water will cause the most resistance in a glow stick sample. Methods/Materials I first cut open the glow stick with a saw…

CSEF · 2017

Capturing CO2

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals To determine if the concentration of a calcium hydroxide solution (limewater) affects how much carbon dioxide it can capture. Methods/Materials Limewater with different conc…

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