Kyle+L's+Plan

1. Choosing A Project:

TOPICS THAT INTEREST ME:what we have been learning in science CURRICULUM CONNECTION:density in different liquids

MY TESTABLE QUESTION:how ling does it take for differnt liquids to seperate when mixed for 1 minute?

INDEPENDENT VARIABLE:different liquids

DEPENDENT VARIABLE: time

2. Investigate the Information:

 NOTES/FACTS:i could use diffrent liquids like water/vegetable oil and maybe orange juice/vinegar depending on the li quids densities. to do the expiriment I will need access to different liquids and different food coloring.

NOW THAT I'VE DONE SOME RESEARCH, I PREDICT THE ANSWER TO MY QUESTION WILL BE: i predict the water isn't going to be the most dence but it will be more dense than some other juices.

3. Plan A Procedure: 1. I gather all the different testable liquids 2. Have two different cups with the two different liquids I will mix 3. put food coloring in the liquids if needed 4. poor the two into a clear cup 5. mix for 30 seconds 6. record how long it takes for them to separate completely

4. What I'll Need: I will need test tubes, different liguids, some food coloring.  I have these:the liquids and the test tubes I need to locate these: test tubes

5. Keeping Track - Proposed Data Sheet ok

6. Analyze It All

 Here's a Graph:
 * Liquids Mixed Together || Color || Time ||  ||
 * water+ vegetable oil || green || 45 seconds ||  ||
 * water+ apple juice || red || * ||  ||
 * water+ vinager || yellow || * ||  ||
 * vegitable oil+ vinager || blue || 45 seconds ||  ||
 * vegitable oil+ apple juice || orange || 45 seconds ||  ||
 * * means that the two liquids did not separate ||  ||
 * * means that the two liquids did not separate ||  ||

The data shows that. . . . liquids mixed with vegetable oil seperated

Therefore, I conclude that. . . . vegetable oil is the least dence

But was my work valid? . ..

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