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CYSF · 2025

Best & Safer Alternative To Bleach

the purpose of this project is to explore and find safer alternatives to bleach as a stain remover.I used two different stains (ketchup and soy sauce)then applied different stains removers a…

CYSF · 2025

BioBlend... The Plastic Evolution

Bioplastic VS Normal Plastic - This project compare bioplastic and normal plastic, and figures out which plastic is better for the environment and which ones are better for normal household…

CYSF · 2025

Biodegradable Plastic

This project explores biodegradable plastics: what they are, how they work, and how they are better than regular plastics. It also covers replacing plastic straws and cutlery, using biodegra…

CYSF · 2025

Bye Bye Bacteria

Swab 3 different surfaces in the kitchen for germs then see how many germs each surface has.Take Lysol, water vinegar Myers and spray one section of that surffices for each cleaning material…

CYSF · 2025

Bye-Bye Blooms!

This project optimizes a floating wetland system to sequester agrochemicals in order to improve the quality of water and prevent eutrophication.

CYSF · 2025

Caffeine & Plants

The hypothesis predicted that caffeine would slow down growth due to potential nutrient absorption issues. However, results showed that the caffeinated plant grew larger and produced more le…

CYSF · 2025

Can AI Replace Fruit Stickers?

Our experiment is to test whether Aritificial Intelligence can identify fruit types and varieties with different variables for a more realistic feel. We also made our set-up to look like a c…

CYSF · 2025

Cancer Meet Your Frequency

My project talks about a new and exciting way to treat cancer; QIRT a treatment that detects the different vibrations of cancer cells to eradicate them while also boosting the immune systems…

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