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CSEF · 2014

How Does Viscosity Affect Shock Absorption?

Materials Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals HOW VISCOSITY AFFECTS SHOCK ABSORPTION. Max Repass and D. Shah (teacher) Portola Magnet Center, 18720 Linnet Street, Tarzana, CA 91356. This study examined the question of h…

CSEF · 2014

How Is Taste Affected by Age?

Mammalian Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals My objective was to find out how age affects the ability to taste. Specifically, do the different tastes (saltiness, sourness, sweetness, and bitterness) decrease or increas…

CSEF · 2014

How Low Can You Go?

Chemistry

Objectives/Goals The objective is to analyze why salt is used to melt ice on roads and determine how salt lowers the freezing point of water and to prove the hypothesis: If water is mixed wi…

CSEF · 2014

How Sweet It Is!

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals This project was designed to measure glucose level in various food and juice categories. Too little glucose in the blood, and your brain and other organs will not have the e…

CSEF · 2014

How Temperature Impacts Lego Pneumatics

Applied Mechanics & Structures

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project was to confirm in cold temperatures the Lego Pneumatic system would lift and push more weight using less pressure per square inch (PSI). Methods/Ma…

CSEF · 2014

How the Eye Views and Reads Words

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to determine how the eye reads words. Does the eye read a full word or does it read individual letters? I hypothesized that the brain concentrat…

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