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Then respond with another post describing the properties for each material based on the findings.

For example: Plastic can be strong, transparent, and waterproof.

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YES

1. glass

NO

1. rock

2. metal

3. rubber

4. cotton

5. wood

6. plastic

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1.Paper tissue

2.Paper

3.Silk

4.Felt

5.Wood

6.Alluminum

7.Plastic

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Strongest: Rock

Second strongest: Mr Nishio’s metal bowl

Least strongest: Aluminum foil

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1. Aluminum foil

2. soft plastic

3. felt

4. hard plastic

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flexible

1.cotton

2.felt

not flexible

1.wood

2.metal

3.hard plastic

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the rank of wood is the same number for elasticity and absorbency.

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Elasticity

Olluminum foil

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Aluminum is high on elasticity but very low on absorbency.

by caleb

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plastic is all low in transparency and absorbency.

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metal is not transparent.

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Aluminum foil is between 15 and 16 cm( 15.5 cm).

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Soft plastic is 13 cm.

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rock is not transparent, but is good at strength

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Felt is 8.5 cm long

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Mr Nishio’s metal bowl (second strongest)

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Mr Nishio’s metal bowl (second strongest)

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It got squashed as we stepped on it.

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Hard plastic is 5 cm.