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08/29/2005, 07:54 PM
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Science experiments
Hey ery1 Im lookin for some ideas for a good science experiment for school Physical science this is and i thought you guys could help me get an idea and I can do an experiment and reord the results on here benefieting you. We seem to be getting more and more younger reefkeepers so im sure your responses will help a lot of people Thanks in advance
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08/29/2005, 09:04 PM
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What grade is this for and how long do you have to do it?
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08/29/2005, 09:06 PM
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08/29/2005, 09:15 PM
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08/29/2005, 09:54 PM
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Im confused, Im in 8th but "ADVANCED." last year i did the effects of varios chemiclas on cycling duration. I hav at least a semester usually longer.
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08/29/2005, 09:54 PM
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O yeah im confused about the cheating
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08/29/2005, 10:06 PM
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Try a study on the lighting schedule and its affect on corals, I.E. Get some cheap star polyps and frag it into 3 peices, have one tank that is on a 12 on/ 12 off schedule. One tank on 24 hrs, and one tank with no light. document the process every other day and give your results. I think that would be a good project to show how light is so important to the reefs around the world. the other one would be various chemicals in the water and how they affect the reef, but I think it would be hard to document the results in a accurate way. especially since you would need large tanks to get a accurate result, and several of them. I think it would not be as affective a a light experiment.
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