Projects
P=Project E=Experiment
Microbial fuel cells: food waste as a sugar source
[P]
A system for alternative fuel production and storage using chicken feathers and fat [P] [P]
Turning Harmful Greenhouse Gas Into Valuable Fuel: A Novel Method for Biogas Reforming [E]
Is It Possible to Turn CO2 Waste into a Usable Product? [E]
Is It Possible to Generate Electricity from Waste Water? [E]
Determine if all kinds of food waste produce the same amount of methane. [P] [P]
Can households effectively turn organic waste into usable energy using anaerobic digestion? [P]
Which kind of trash, when burned, creates the most heat? [P]
Turning waste paper into fermentable sugars for bioethanol [P]
Use the Microbial Fuel Cell to Create Electricity from Waste [E]
From trash to gas: Compare the amount of biogas that is produced from different types of biomass. [E]
Demonstrate that ethanol can be produced by fermenting waste materials such as orange peels, saw dust and newspapers. [E] [P]
Can you produce and control gas from decaying garbage? [E] [E]
Get hydrogen from organic waste and anaerobic bacteria as a clean energy source. [E] [E]
Determine if a flammable gas can be produced from decaying garbage. [E] [E]
Converting Fruit Waste into Energy: The Effects of Pectinase on the Degradation of Fruits [E] [E]
Determine if an average family can support its home's fuel needs by converting its organic garbage into alcohol fuel. [E] [E]
Determine which cellulosic waste material contains the most glucose which could be converted into ethanol. [E]
Can Sawdust Be Catalyzed into Fuel? [E]
Describe alternative energy sources and outline advantages and disadvantages of any source. [E] [E] [P]
Waste-to-Energy: Projects, Experiments & Lesson Plans
Waste Management Science Fair Projects and Experiments
A system for alternative fuel production and storage using chicken feathers and fat [P] [P]
Turning Harmful Greenhouse Gas Into Valuable Fuel: A Novel Method for Biogas Reforming [E]
Is It Possible to Turn CO2 Waste into a Usable Product? [E]
Is It Possible to Generate Electricity from Waste Water? [E]
Determine if all kinds of food waste produce the same amount of methane. [P] [P]
Can households effectively turn organic waste into usable energy using anaerobic digestion? [P]
Which kind of trash, when burned, creates the most heat? [P]
Turning waste paper into fermentable sugars for bioethanol [P]
Use the Microbial Fuel Cell to Create Electricity from Waste [E]
From trash to gas: Compare the amount of biogas that is produced from different types of biomass. [E]
Demonstrate that ethanol can be produced by fermenting waste materials such as orange peels, saw dust and newspapers. [E] [P]
Can you produce and control gas from decaying garbage? [E] [E]
Get hydrogen from organic waste and anaerobic bacteria as a clean energy source. [E] [E]
Determine if a flammable gas can be produced from decaying garbage. [E] [E]
Converting Fruit Waste into Energy: The Effects of Pectinase on the Degradation of Fruits [E] [E]
Determine if an average family can support its home's fuel needs by converting its organic garbage into alcohol fuel. [E] [E]
Determine which cellulosic waste material contains the most glucose which could be converted into ethanol. [E]
Can Sawdust Be Catalyzed into Fuel? [E]
Describe alternative energy sources and outline advantages and disadvantages of any source. [E] [E] [P]
Waste-to-Energy: Projects, Experiments & Lesson Plans
Waste Management Science Fair Projects and Experiments
Useful Links
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Home Science Fair Project Types The Scientific Method - How to Experiment The Display Board Topics, Ideas, Sample Projects |
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