<Ze Yu>

Research Question 1

• Does the amount of water droplets affect the rate of condensation?"

• Heat Sources: If you're using heat (like on a hot plate or in a reaction that generates heat), be careful not to burn yourself. Always use appropriate tools like tongs or heat-resistant gloves.

• Simplified 30-Minute Project Outline:

  1. Preparation (5 minutes):

     • Gather materials (e.g., small containers, water, a heat source like a stove or hot plate, and ice or a cool surface).

  2. Set Up (5 minutes):

     • Decide on different amounts of water to test (e.g., 1 teaspoon, 2 teaspoons, 3 teaspoons).

     • Set up your containers with the different water amounts.

  3. Observation (10 minutes):

     • Heat the containers simultaneously and place something cool (like ice) on top of each one to help condense the water vapor.

     • Observe and note the rate of condensation (e.g., how quickly droplets form on the surfaces).

  4. Data Collection (5 minutes):

     • Record your observations in a simple table showing the different amounts of water and the corresponding observations of condensation.

  5. Conclusion (5 minutes):

     • Discuss your findings. Did the amount of water have an observable effect on the rate of condensation? What did you learn from this quick experiment?

<Enning>

Research Question 2

• What happens when a magnet is heated?

  
  

• a bunsen burner will be needed

• multiple number of magnets needed

  
  

• <Rae-Anne>

  Research Question 3

  • Will the magnet still repel if the magnet is frozen?

  • where will I freeze the magnet?

  • how will I manage to heat the magnet in less than 30 minutes?

• <Arielle>

  Research Question 4

  • What happens if a magnet is dropped?

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• how high I can drop it

• where i can drop it

• how many times i can drop it

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  <Nitesh>

  Research Question 5

  • if the number of bulbs affect the amount of electricity flowing through the circuit?

• <Rayner>

  Research Question 6

  • How does repeatedly dropping a magnet affect its magnetic strength?