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 | Comparing thermal insulation   This experiment was conducted to compare the thermal insulation properties of materials. The tests were done to compare the cooling rate of boiling water using air, sand and Styrofoam as insulators. | ||
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| Building materials for earthquake-prone areas This experiment was conducted to evaluate what building material is suitable for use in earthquake prone areas. The testing was done using timber, bricks and concrete. | ||
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 | Effect of acid rain on buildings This science fair project was conducted to understand which building materials are more easily damaged by acid rain. The science project was done using marble, limestone, granite and brick | ||
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| How the color of a building affects indoor temperature This experiment was conducted to ascertain how the color of the walls of a building affects its indoor temperature. | ||
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| Comparing the levels of pollution in different urban locales This science fair project was o to examine the pollution levels in different urban locales. Specially, what is the air quality of different parts of a city like? Samples of air were collected in a city park, a school, a market, a city bus station, the city hall, a hospital, a building top and in a home. | ||
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| The protection afforded by calcium oxalate against acid rain
This science fair project was conducted to compare the protection against acid rain afforded by calcium oxalate and other substances on marble surfaces. The tests were done on a piece of marble without any coating, and compared to marble coated with industrial sealant, as well as calcium oxalate. | ||
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 | What affects the boiling point of water? This science fair project was conducted to ascertain the various factors that determine the boiling point of water. The science project experiment involved comparing the effect of different amounts of water, different types of heating devices, different room temperatures and different heights above sea level, on the boiling point of water. | ||
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 | Soil type and liquefaction
This science fair project was performed to observe soil liquefaction in different types of soil. The testing was done using 3 types of soil - sand, clay and loam.
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 | Self-esteem and sports This science project was performed to investigate the effect of sports on the self-esteem of a participant | ||
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| Wind speed and altitude This science project was performed to observe the relationship between wind speed and altitude. The testing will be done using 4 anemometers located at 1m, 2m, 3m and 4m above ground. | ||
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