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The most effective antacid

This experiment was conducted to find out how effective different types and brands of antacids are at neutralizing acid. The experiment was done using 4 brands of antacid.

Difficulty: High school

Powerful nuts

This science fair project was done to find out whether nuts are able to store energy. Given that they are able to, what is the energy storage capacity of different types of nuts? For this experiment, peanuts and a cashew nut were used.

Difficulty: Middle school

Turmeric as an antioxidant

This science fair project was performed to study the effectiveness of turmeric as an antioxidant. The test was done using Perchlorate as an oxidant on Daphnia, and countering its effect using turmeric juice.

Difficulty: High school

Hay Horse!

This science fair project was conducted to find out which type of hay provides horses with more energy. Alfalfa, oat and clover hay were evaluated.

Difficulty: High school

Red bull and Daphnia

This experiment was performed to study the effect an energy drink has on the heartbeat rates of Daphnia. The experiment was done by exposing Daphnia to different concentrations of the Red Bull drink, mixed with water, and counting their heartbeats per minute.

Difficulty: Middle school

What percentage of an orange is water?

Since there is a lot of liquid juice in an orange, our hypothesis states that there will be 50% or more water in an orange.

Difficulty: Elementary school

Does Controlled Atmosphere Storage Affect the Malic Acid and Starch Levels in Apples?

The purpose of this experiment was to determine if controlled atmosphere apple storage would affect the amount of malic acid and starch levels in apples. I became interested in this idea when one day I bit into an apple and it was crisp, mild, smooth and tart, while a week later the same batch was grainy and had a not-so-good taste.

Difficulty: Middle school

How to make a potato battery

This activity uses a common potato and two different metals to make a enough electricity to run a small digital clock. Try this activity then attempt to expand on it to create a neat science fair project.

Difficulty: Elementary school

How does the sugar concentration vary in different brands of apple juices?

The purpose of this experiment was to determine the sugar composition of various brand name apple juices, unknown brand apple juices, and juice blends. Then use that information to calculate the percentage of each kind of juice in the blends and compare the name brand apple juices to the unknown brands of apple juice to see if they are labeled truthfully. I became interested in this idea while

Difficulty: High school

What are some characteristics of fat?
The fats people eat can come from either plants or animals. Fats from plants and animals are similar in some ways but different in others. In the activity below, you can do some simple experiments to learn some fat facts!

Difficulty: Elementary school

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