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CSEF · 2002

Does Lysozyme in Human Tears Kill Bacteria?

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my science project is to observe the effects of human tears on the growth of bacteria. Tears contain an enzyme called lysozyme that reportedly has bactericida…

CSEF · 2002

Does Price Equal Performance?

Materials Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals We tried to determine if the various prices of three different soccer balls made a difference in its performance. Methods/Materials We used a contraption to take place of an…

CSEF · 2002

Does Sunscreen Prevent UV-Caused Mutations?

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals I wanted to see if I could use the bacterium E. coli instead of animals to test whether sunscreens worked. I hypothesized that the higher the SPF rating, the more protective…

CSEF · 2002

Does Temperature Affect Oil Spill Cleanup?

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals Oil spills occur in rivers and oceans in a variety of locations around the world. The purpose of these tests is to find out if the same procedures should be used in cold and…

CSEF · 2002

Do Fruit and Vegetable Washes Really Work?

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine if the commercially available fruit and vegetable wash products remove bacteria better than dilute vinegar or water alone. Methods/Materials Fi…

CSEF · 2002

Dogs: Colorblind or Not?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine if dogs could see colors. I predicted that dogs could see color because they have rods and cones the same as humans. Methods/Materials Materials:…

CSEF · 2002

Dog's Television

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals To determine which dogs respond more to sights and sounds on television. Smaller dogs tend to be smarter, hyperactive and very alert, especially terriers. Larger breeds are…

CSEF · 2002

Don't Drink That Water!

Environmental Engineering

Objectives/Goals To discover whether putting various waters through a reverse osmosis process would lower the levels of pH, total dissolved solids, and alkalinity in them. Methods/Materials…

CSEF · 2002

Do Sound Walls Work?

Applied Mechanics/ Structures & Mechanisms/ Manufacturing

Objectives/Goals The purpose of the experiment is to learn if sound walls, at neighborhoods adjacent to freeways, increase or decrease the freeway noise. Methods/Materials A digital sound me…

CSEF · 2002

Do Sponges Clean or Spread Bacteria?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals To determine the amount of bacteria in a kitchen sponge, and if using them spreads bacteria. If so, can they, and how often should they, be sanitized. Methods/Materials Thre…

CSEF · 2002

Do Video Games Influence Heart Rate?

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The goal is to see if different types of video games influenced different aged children's heart rate. Methods/Materials I took four children, ages 10 - 13, measured their re…

CSEF · 2002

Do We Get What We Pay For?

Materials Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals To compare the price of each battery by analyzing the cost per one hour of lifetime. Methods/Materials 18x6.5 piece of wood , Hammer, 9 nails, 9 Mini Scew lamp bases, Solder…

CSEF · 2002

Do You Hear What I Hear?!

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of our project was to test and see if subliminal messages have an effect on one's behavior and decisions. Methods/Materials First we had to research the idea a…

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