Chemistry + Nutrition and Food
Measure the vitamin C in fruit juices
Titrate juices with iodine and starch to compare how much vitamin C each contains.
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Chemistry + Nutrition and Food
Titrate juices with iodine and starch to compare how much vitamin C each contains.
Environmental Science + Data
Download long-term temperature records and test whether your city has warmed, and by how much.
Astronomy and Space + Pure Mathematics
Measure a stick's shadow at local noon in two cities and calculate the size of the Earth.
Chemistry · Thermochemistry
Dissolve different salts in water and classify each as heating or cooling the water.
Chemistry · Analytical Chemistry
React eggshell with vinegar, measure the mass of carbon dioxide lost and calculate its purity.
Chemistry · Medicinal Chemistry
Find which antacid tablet neutralises the most acid per tablet and per rupee.
Earth Science + Data
Download a month of world earthquakes and show that they trace the plate boundaries.
Astronomy and Space + Geography
Compare satellite images from two dates and measure how much a water body or forest has changed.
Environmental Science + Applied Mathematics
Measure young trees from a planting drive and model how much carbon they will store over 20 years.
Physics + Astronomy and Space
Measure how fast sunlight heats blackened water and estimate the solar constant.
Biology · Molecular Biology
Measure how fast potato catalase breaks down hydrogen peroxide at different temperatures.
Astronomy and Space + Photography, Film and Animation
Take a long exposure of the night sky and measure the Earth's rotation from the arcs.
Chemistry · Food Chemistry
Burn nuts and snacks under a can of water and estimate the energy per gram of each.
Physics · Waves
Drive a stretched string with a small speaker and find how frequency depends on tension.
Physics · Fluid Mechanics
Use the drop-weight method to compare the surface tension of water, soapy water and oil.
Physics · Oscillations
Film a pendulum losing amplitude in air and in water and test whether the decay is exponential.
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