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In this cool science experiment, you’ll show how to make raisins "swim" up and down in a jar, using nothing more than a few things that you commonly find in a kitchen.
Category: Chemistry > Food Science
Difficulty: Elementary school
An ultraviolet light source (as opposed to other forms of light sources) will be able to make the glow of phosphorescence material last longer.
Category: Chemistry > Miscellaneous
Difficulty: Middle school
This experiment was done to find out if garlic is effective in killing bacteria. This will help us understand the effectiveness of home remedies such as the use of natural herbs (including garlic) for medicinal purposes.
Category: Chemistry > Food Science
Difficulty: High school
This experiment was done to find out if leaving baby food out of the refrigerator after it has been opened will result in bacterial contamination.
Category: Chemistry > Food Science
Difficulty: Middle school
This science project was conducted to determine if Bird's Eye chili can be used as a form of deterrent against Gryllus assimilis (the common black cricket). The experiment was done by spraying various concentrations of Bird's Eye chili extract on crickets.
Category: Chemistry > Food Science
Difficulty: Elementary school
This science fair project was done to investigate the effect of increasing DC voltage and the concentration of electrolyte salt on the rate of production of hydrogen gas during the process of electrolysis.
Category: Chemistry > Miscellaneous
Difficulty: High school
This science fair project was done to understand the importance of ammonia in the formation of salt crystals. Tests were done to compare the resultant formation of salt crystals when ammonia was not used, compared to when different amounts of ammonia were used.
Category: Chemistry > Miscellaneous
Difficulty: Middle school
This science fair project was done to find out the amounts of lactose carbohydrates contained in various types of milk. The tests were done using low fat milk, powdered milk and soy milk.
Category: Chemistry > Food Science
Difficulty: High school
This science fair project was done to find out how the freezing point of water is affected by the presence of sugar or salt. The experiment was conducted using salt, sugar and water.
Category: Chemistry > Miscellaneous
Difficulty: High school
This science fair project was performed to find out if the acidity in Coca Cola can dissolve meat. The testing was done by placing pieces of steak, chicken breast and salmon into bowls filled with Coca Cola, and observing the meat for 5 days.
Category: Chemistry > Food Science
Difficulty: Middle school
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