
May 10, 2010
May 3, 2010
Here's my method:
1. Eight clear plastic cups were labeled water, sugar water, water with dissolved fertiliser, V, lemonade, vinegar, milk and apple juice.
2. 230 mL of each liquid was poured into their respective cups.
3. Equal amounts of bean seeds were placed in each of the cups.
4. The seeds were observed daily, and observations were recorded.
1. Eight clear plastic cups were labeled water, sugar water, water with dissolved fertiliser, V, lemonade, vinegar, milk and apple juice.
2. 230 mL of each liquid was poured into their respective cups.
3. Equal amounts of bean seeds were placed in each of the cups.
4. The seeds were observed daily, and observations were recorded.
April 22, 2010
Okay, since the other experiment had too many variables, i've decided (after researching) that this one is a good idea.
Identifying Liquids In Which Seeds Grow Best.
From this site: http://www.sciencenerddepot.com/Easy_Science_Projects.html
Basically, I have to place bean seeds into cups with different liquids in them (water, water with dissolved plant food, soft drinks, juices, etc.) and record their growth over regular periods of time.
Identifying Liquids In Which Seeds Grow Best.
From this site: http://www.sciencenerddepot.com/Easy_Science_Projects.html
Basically, I have to place bean seeds into cups with different liquids in them (water, water with dissolved plant food, soft drinks, juices, etc.) and record their growth over regular periods of time.
March 8, 2010
March 7, 2010
Ideas
Well, all my previous ideas were mostlt to see what burned more effectively. But then I realised that they were all very short term experiments.
Now I'm thinking of things like, if being soaked in water and other substances affects the stickyness of contact. And if energy drinks have an effect on heart rate and blood pressure.
Now I'm thinking of things like, if being soaked in water and other substances affects the stickyness of contact. And if energy drinks have an effect on heart rate and blood pressure.
February 10, 2010
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