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San Diego County Science Fair, 2005

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The Effect of Temperature on Osmosis

At a quick glance, it is easy to see what this student set out to do and what their results were. Great presentation.

Respiration of Saccharomyces cerevisiae with Different Carbon Sources

Notice the Procedures on the left hand side. You can tell this student spent a lot of time defining their procedures.

Post 2003 Wildfires

Will An Increase in Baking Powder Affect a Muffin's Density

This presentation is nice except the large title. They could have better utilized the space displaying their results.

Clinoration and Lima Bean Growth

The Effects of Temperature on the Reopening Rates of a Venus Fly Trap

Interesting project and excellent photos. This presentation does not readily display data and graphs. Also notice that this student did lots of research on this plant.

Impact of Roofing Materials on an Interior Fire

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Metal Munchers

What Form of Clothing Provides the Most Effective Insulation When Exposed to Extreme Cold?

Excellent project, excellent presentation of data, and an excellent display.

What Form of Clothing Provides the Most Effective Insulation When Exposed to Extreme Cold?

Same project as above. Detail.

How Concentration and Surface Area Affect Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions

Great display. Notice that this student chose to include their materials in the display. This is not always necessary.

How Concentration and Surface Area Affect Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions

Same as above. Detail. There are certain rules of what you can and can not display at the science fair.

Pee-Ure Water

A bit of a disgusting project but reclaiming water is an interesting and important topic.

Radiation Domination

This project was submitted to the county fair by a student at Correia.

Pre-Algebra Equation Solver

This project was submitted to the county fair by a student at Correia. This is a computer project so it would not be acceptable to submit as a science project.

Does the Type of Roofing Material Affect the Temperature of an Attic?

Photo Voltaics

Weight to Skate

All you skaters out there, a great physics project can be based on skateboarding.

Weight to Skate

Same project as above. Detail.

That's Corked Up!

Notice that this student went to great lengths to make this a fair test. This student created a machine that would hit the ball with the same force every time.