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CSEF · 2003

Will It Fly the Farthest?

Applied Mechanics/ Structures & Mechanisms/ Manufacturing

Objectives/Goals The science experiment was done to determine what ramp angle would launch a radio controlled car the farthest. The hypothesis was that the vehicle would be launched the fart…

CSEF · 2003

Will Temperature Change the Frequency?

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals I play orchestra bells in my Junior High School band. One day, my band director was checking instruments with his tuner. I was surprised to find that my bells registered a l…

CSEF · 2003

Winging It

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics

Objectives/Goals My project was to find out what type of airplane wing has the least amount of drag. I believe that the great sweepback wing will have the least amount of drag. Methods/Mater…

CSEF · 2003

Wood Truss Design 2

Structural Capability & Strength of Materials (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals To determine if the Warren with post truss is stronger than the Pratt Truss? Methods/Materials Wooden box/Test station. Douglas fir/Glue/Small nails-brads/Weights/Dial Indic…

CSEF · 2003

Yeasts 'n Sweets

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals My objective is to see if yeast will reproduce using various sugar subsitutes. Methods/Materials One thermos with 1/4" hole in top, dry yeast, pressure gauge, sugar, sacchar…

CSEF · 2003

ZAP! Clothing and Car Seats Collide

Materials Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment is to explore the dangers of static electricity at gasoline fuel pumps. There have been many articles written reporting that electrical sparks…

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