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 Offers 47 experiments of varied difficulty on topics ranging from buoyancy to simple machines.  Science Fair Projects About the Properties of Matter: Using Marbles, Water, Ballons, and More  Sports Science Projects: The Physics of Balls in Motion |
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Research quantum mechanics and Schrödinger's cat paradox
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The science behind nuclear energy S Pros and cons of CANDU (CANada Deuterium Uranium), the way it works, its history, and its economical and environmental impact. S Asses Nuclear Power and Its Problems S What is antimatter? S The mass of the electron by measuring the Compton scattering effect at different angles using a scintillation detector S Laser Cooling and Trapping of Rubidium-87 Atoms using MOL (Optical Molasses) R Nuclear Radiation - Nature and Dangers R How nuclear fission works? S The Superstring theory S Determine which material would be the best shield against beta and gamma radiation. R The Measurement and Isolation Analysis of Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Emissions from Uranium Decay and Its Daughter Nuclides R Follow in the steps of Robert Millikan and perform the oil-drop experiment (measure the charge of the electron). R Test the hypothesis that the energy absorbed by gaseous atoms when they are excited is quantized (Franck Hertz Experiment). R Investigate if it is possible to create an alternate energy source using cold nuclear fusion reaction. R Fusion - The Energy of the Future S Nuclear Energy S The Influence of Periodic Structure of Colloidal Crystals on Indium Tin Oxide using Optical Gradient Forces R A Few Superconductivity Experiments and Demonstrations R |
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