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Dec 21 2009 09:10pm
Quote (harvey_xyz @ Dec 22 2009 12:40pm)
dont think cubic bubble will cut it :(


you serious? are you getting graded on how badass the experiment is or how good you explain it?

because any experiment more badass than that is going to be very complicated.

This post was edited by dGVdPSdT on Dec 21 2009 09:11pm
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Dec 21 2009 10:16pm
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you serious? are you getting graded on how badass the experiment is or how good you explain it?

because any experiment more badass than that is going to be very complicated.


i just need a innovative idea that i can work around with

the actual experiment and data etc ill do it myself.

and yes it can be complicated to certain degrees (not university level)

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Dec 22 2009 05:20pm
pop-pop boat. youtube it it is an awesome experiment and you will win.

another classic winner is studying plant growth to different types/no music. there is a big difference.
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Dec 25 2009 03:41am
Invent warp drive
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Dec 26 2009 10:30am
I like the growing plants with different types of music one.
Or this one may seem kind of dumb,

But measure how much vitamin C that three types of orange juice has.
1. home-ade
2. premium not from concentrate.
3. and some made from frozen concentrate.

it will help you learn how by using a iodine titration method.
I had fun with that one :D haha

Or
how fast an alka selzer tablet makes gas

Idk if any of those ideas sound good, but im just happy if i helped! :D
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Dec 26 2009 02:59pm


watch and redo this :)
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Dec 27 2009 08:12pm
ahaha potato clock.....do those really work?
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Dec 28 2009 03:37pm
volcano? its kinnda a classic highschool sciene project
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Dec 28 2009 04:34pm
Quote (Xiu @ Dec 28 2009 04:37pm)
volcano? its kinnda a classic highschool sciene project


thats a little more like grade school, no? i guess if you went all out it might stand a chance.

i did an experiemnt with atmosphere pressure relating to temperature. where you take a deflated ballon put it over a glass bottle on ice, then take the bottle out of the ice and the balloon infaltes (mind is rusty that was over a decade ago). i got second damnit.
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Dec 29 2009 01:48am
Build a digital clock, powered by changes in barometric pressure.
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