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CSEF · 2006

Magnetic Attraction Can Cause Hot Situations

Applied Mechanics/ Structures & Mechanisms/ Manufacturing

Objectives/Goals Our experiment will hope to uncover which adjustment to the heat motor will make it work more efficiently. We will be experimenting with what factor, pendulum wire length or…

CSEF · 2006

Magnetic Electricity

Electricity & Electronics

Objectives/Goals My hypothesis is that a spark will arc from an electrical source to the north polarity of a magnet. Methods/Materials A Van de Graff generator was constructed so I would hav…

CSEF · 2006

Magnetic Linear Accelerator

Electricity & Electronics

Objectives/Goals My experiment was designed to find the maximum efficiency setting of a simple magnetic linear accelerator. Methods/Materials Ruler x1, Duct tape, Magnets x4, Nickel-plated s…

CSEF · 2006

Magnet to Electromagnet

Electricity & Electronics

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my science fair project is to answer the question, #Does adding electric current to something that is already magnetized increase or decrease the power of the…

CSEF · 2006

Making Hydrogen Is a Blast!

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals I studied electrolysis hoping to find a green method of making the hydrogen necessary for running hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. My objective was to find a favorable voltage a…

CSEF · 2006

Making Silicon from Sand

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals I hypothesized that silica (SiO2) molecules, or quartz, found in common beach sand, could be separated to create pure silicon (Si), a key material in computer processors. An…

CSEF · 2006

Measurement of CD Deviations

Applied Mechanics/ Structures & Mechanisms/ Manufacturing

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project is to see if all manufactured CDs have the exact same area and perimeter. If not, which brands have more deviations in their manufactured product…

CSEF · 2006

Measuring the Outgoing Tide of Bolinas Lagoon

Earth Sciences/ Planetary Sciences/ Physical Environments

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project was to determine how fast Bolinas Lagoon drains in the period between high tide and low tide, to see if there is a lag between the calculated low t…

CSEF · 2006

Memory

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals Learning is the main objective in the classroom, but with the current methods of teaching this can at times be a more difficult task than it need be. The purpose of this exp…

CSEF · 2006

Memory Lane

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to determine whether adults remember information better by hearing it spoken, or by hearing it sung in a familiar tune. I believe that the ad…

CSEF · 2006

Micro Dynamometer

Electricity & Electronics

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my experiment was to build a small dynamometer that could measure the output power, torque, and RPM of a HO scale slot car. Methods/Materials I researched dyn…

CSEF · 2006

Migaine Headaches in Teens

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The project was designed to collect and analyze information about the incidence and impact of headaches on teens. The goal is to determine if migraines and other headaches a…

CSEF · 2006

Mix It Up: The Sequel

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals The Project at hand is based on the extensive pollution caused by the burning of oil-gasoline mixtures in two-stroke engines. The main focus is on motorcycles that utilize t…

CSEF · 2006

Moonmilk: The Next Miracle Cure?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals Moonmilk is a pasty accretion of minerals and microbes found in caves. European peasants used moonmilk to treat infected wounds. Fresh moonmilk deposits in the caves at Oreg…

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