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    Crater Design Experiment

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    Crater Design Experiment Aim: To see how the height in which the ball is dropped from affects the depth of the crater. Hypothesis: I predict that as the height in which the ball is dropped from increases‚ so does the depth of the crater (the data will be directly proportional). The scientific knowledge which supports this is that the golf ball has a gravitational potential energy which increases as the ball is dropped from higher heights. When the height increases the ball gains more gravitational

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    Chm1311 Experiment 1

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    EXPERIMENT 1 “HOW DO I LOVE THEE LET ME COUNT THE WAYS...” DETERMINATION OF AVOGADRO’S CONSTANT Techniques   Calibration drop counting MSDS available for • • stearic acid‚ CH3(CH2)16COOH cyclohexane‚ C6H12 Principles      molar volume molecular structures surface areas and volumes Avogadro’s constant percent error Recommended Advanced Reading  Chapter 3 in Petrucci‚ Herring‚ Madura‚ & Bissonnette’s General Chemistry‚10th Ed. Avogadro Constant...1 INTRODUCTION

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    Altera Quartus Experiment

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    Report of Experiment 28 - Digital Electronics with Altera Quartus Student ID 200907437 (group 41) ELEC 211 30 Nov 2012 and 7 Dec 2012 Abstract The experiment mainly introduced the fundamental function and application of the software Altera Quartus II with the DE1 development board and a host personal computer. The whole experiment contains five sections (or targets). The experimenters followed the guidance from the lab handout and accomplished the targets designed in the five sections. After

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    Bouncey Egg Experiment

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    The Bouncy Egg Experiment! Mrs. Murosky December 19‚ 2013 Introduction: GOAL: The goal of this experiment is to get an egg to bounce. WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? : The results of the egg experiment is important because it shows what the membrane of an egg looks like‚ but allows the experimenter to have fun in the process. LITERATURE: The acids in the vinegar make the shell deteriorate. Eggs contain "calcium carbonate"(this is what makes it hard)‚ and vinegar is an acid. When they both combine

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    Science Fair Experiment

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    Rock it out loud: discovering the location of harmonies that make your guitar sing. Purpose: To identify the locations of harmonics on an acoustic guitar and relate them to guitar string lengths. Hypothesis: If I pluck the sixth string of the guitar from frets nine- twelve‚ then those frets will not produce harmonics that are able to be heard clearly. Materials: Acoustic guitar ( adult or child sized) Cloth tape measure‚ metric Lab Notebook Procedures on finding harmonics on your

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    The Tensile Test Experiment

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    TITLE : Tensile Test ABSTRACT The tensile test experiment being done purposely to determine the deformation of our specimen which is low carbon steel or also called as mild steel‚ and it also to identify the fracture characteristic of the specimen based on the result that we got through the experiment. Based on the data presence from this experiment ‚we used it to calculate the stress and strain using a theoretical formula. Through all the calculation that we got‚ we construct a table and

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    Silver Mirror Experiment

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    Silver Mirror Experiment Background: This experiment was first conducted by Bernhard Tollens‚ it is used to determine whether a carbonyl containing compound is an aldehyde or a ketone. An aldehyde is a compound containing a formyl group (CHO).The experiment involves diamminesilver complex and a chemical reagent (also known as “Tollens’ reagent”) which in this case is glucose. In a successful experiment a reflective silver metal should precipitate‚ with characteristics identical to that of a mirror’

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    Duncan MacDougall held an experiment to prove souls have weight. This was bad science therefore his experiment was invalid. In order to show that MacDougall’s experiment was poorly done‚ the testing of something supernatural‚ him trying to prove souls have weight‚ and only using four out of six tests are all seen as key factors. MacDougall did an experiment to see if souls have weight‚ which is supernatural. Science cannot be done on anything supernatural i.e. souls or the weight of souls (pg.

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    Plain Water Experiment

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    The celery is still very green. It is also The carrot is well structured‚ moist and smooth. before strong‚ rigid and firm. The celery If you bend it it will snap clean in half. The water experiment is in the isotonic solution. is clear in beaker B ( fresh water) and beaker A (saltwater) is

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    Stanford Prison Experiment Following the American Psychological Associations guidelines Zachary Hudson Waterford District High School Abstract The Stanford prison experiment‚ an unethical experiment created to study human nature in the most hellish of environments. Regular students were deceived into applying for the experiment itself and later regretted the choice because of the events that occurred during the short time that experiment ran in. The experiment ran and quickly

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