Posts Tagged ‘experiments’
Science Experiment Quicksand
February 9th, 2011
Question: Science fair help please!!!!!?
My science fair question is: “What is the difference in buoyancy between quicksand and water?”. I need the control of the experiment. HELP!!!!!
Answer: The buoyancy of water is the control.
A control Isolates Variables in experiments. Since Water is the standard for buoyancy (1) it is always going to be the control when comparing to others.
Keeping Science Real: Quicksand Experiment
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Science Experiments Kids Slime
February 6th, 2011
MASK Episode 31 “Deadly Blue Slime” -part 1/2-
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Science Experiments Crystals
January 4th, 2011
Question: What environment do crystals grow best in?
We did an experiment in science where we grew crystals, and mine barely grew compared to everyone else’s and it was under the heat lamp like theirs was. Why is this?!? URGENT!
Answer: Though it does somewhat depend on what type of crystal you are trying to grow, hot, and somewhat humid conditions will help your crystal to grow best. Also, make sure it won’t be in a place with any vibration, as it can dramatically slow and even stop a crystal’s growing.
Crystal Growing – Cool Science Experiment