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Materials Science is all about studying materials and their properties, like strength and durability. By understanding these properties, scientists can create new and better materials for use in all kinds of things, from buildings and bridges to electronics and sports equipment.
How to Make Oobleck: Is it a Liquid or Solid?
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Easy
This simple Oobleck recipe of cornstarch and water is a fun introduction to the complex science of non-Newtonian fluids!
Adhesive Tape Strength
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Easy
Let's find out which type of tape is the stickiest and requires the most force to pull off a steel surface!
Cool Cars: Reflective Sunshades
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Medium
Hot days can make your car feel like an oven, but reflective sunshades can help keep the temperature down. Let's find out how!
Testing Fabric Types for Water Resistance
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Medium
Can you make fabric waterproof? Find out by testing different fabrics with and without Scotch Guard!
Keeping Warm with Fabric
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Medium
Do you want to know which fabric keeps you the warmest? Find out in this science project!
Carbonation and Packaging
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Medium
Does the packaging of a soft drink affect the amount of carbonation? Find out in this fun science project!
Slowing Ice Melting with Reflective Containers
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Medium
Can you keep ice from melting without a cooler box? Find out how reflective containers can help!
Bicycle Helmet Shock Absorption
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Medium
Do more expensive bicycle helmets absorb more shock?
Swimming Faster with Swimsuits
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Hard
Do you want to swim faster? Find out how swimsuits can help you break records in this science project!
Hardening Alloys
Materials Science Science Fair Project
Hard
Learn how to increase the hardness of alloys like steel, nickel, and titanium by aging them at high temperatures!
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