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CSEF · 2006

Common Sense

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals In our experiment, Common Sense, we explore the concept of sensory input loss. Our problem: When deprived of a particular sensory input (hearing/vision) is the other sense r…

CSEF · 2006

Concrete: Brittle, Bust, or Brick?

Structural Capability & Strength of Materials (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals My goal was to find out if more gravel or sand makes a concrete mixture stronger. My hypothesis was that the more I increase the percentage of gravel in a mixture, the stron…

CSEF · 2006

Conductivity As a Water Quality Measurement

Electricity & Electronics

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project was to determine if electrical resistance could be used to determine water quality. Methods/Materials Various samples of water were checked for c…

CSEF · 2006

Conductivity with Density

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals We investigated if the density of wood affects the conductivity of the wood. Methods/Materials We used 30 Cedar Wood blocks (2in x 2in x 2in), 30 Oak Wood blocks (2in x 2in…

CSEF · 2006

Cooling the Heat of a Jalapeno

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to find out which edible substance cools the heat of an ingested jalapeno pepper the fastest. Methods/Materials A jalapeno pepper was cut into four equal sl…

CSEF · 2006

Could Spicy Food Be Safer to Eat?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals Throughout the centuries, people have used spices for preserving food. The objective of this project was to observe how microbes react to spices. The goal of this project wa…

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