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CSEF · 2010

The Battle Against Chlorine

Product Science (Physical) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals My objective was to figure out which brand of swimsuit--Nike, Speedo, or Dolfin--held up best to chlorine. Methods/Materials I purchased a Nike swimsuit, a Dolfin swimsuit,…

CSEF · 2010

The Buzz Around Town

Human Biology (Junior Division Only) Third Award

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine at what frequency range people lose their ability to hear high frequency sounds. Methods/Materials An IPod Touch was downloaded with the 'Dog Whi…

CSEF · 2010

The Cellular Scarinnng!

Pharmacology (Senior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to observe the effects of cell phone radiation on plants, looking for any abnormalities that could possibly occur in their growth patterns or ap…

CSEF · 2010

The "Clear" Choice

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to determine the best possible water choice for a tennis player on the court. I tested water sources from a drinking fountain, plastic water…

CSEF · 2010

The Comparison and Design of Golf Balls

Product Science (Physical) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals This study compares hexagonal dimples versus spherical dimples on golf balls to see if the shape of the dimple makes a difference in the distance that the golf ball travels.…

CSEF · 2010

The Effect of Eye Color on Peripheral Vision

Human Biology (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The question that my project hoped to answer was if eye color had an effect on peripheral vision. I tested the peripheral vision of people with brown, blue, and green eyes,…

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