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What did you notice about the shape of the droplets as you increased the angle of the paper?
The drops started moving down to where the angle was pointed. There was more texture as the angle increased on the side that was pointed downwards

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Biggest drop is the correct one.

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1. What did you notice about the shape of the droplets as you increased your walking speed?
The shape of some of the droplets were longer in length when I increased my walking speed.
2. What did you notice about the spines as you increased your walking speed?
There were more spines as I increased my walking speed.
3. What did you notice about the distance between the droplets as you increased your walking speed?
They started out farther apart, then started getting closer together towards the end.

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1. What happened when one drop landed on top of another one?
There were more spines when they were dropped on top of each other.
2. What did you notice about the diameter of the parent droplets as you increased the height of the drop?
The diameter increased because of the heavy impact with the other drop.
3. What do you notice about the diameter of the satellite spatter as you increased the height of the drop?
The diameter of the satellite spatter increased as the height increased.

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1. What did you notice about the diameter of the drops as you increased the height of the drop?

The diameter of the drop seemed to have increased the higher it was dropped from, because the impact with the paper made it spread more.

2. How do the spines compare from the different heights?
When the height is increased, there seems to be more spines around the spatter.