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9th Grade Science Fair Projects

Are All Sugars The Same?
Ever wonder if table sugar is the same as sugars found in honey, fruits, etc? For middle school students who are interested in chemistry, this science fair project from Michael Calhoun...
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Keeping Drinks Hot
Whether you're a coffee, tea, or cocoa drinker, if you plan to enjoy a hot beverage, chances are one of your main goals is keeping the drink hot while you...
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Recycled Water - Does It Effect Plant Growth?
For students interested in botany, ecology, and recycling, this science fair project that studies the effects of different types of water - grey water, black water, and tap water -...
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Exploring the Preservative Qualities of Various Spices
For middle school students interested in microbiology, this is sure to be a great science fair project to check out! It addresses the issue of food spoilage; specifically how different...
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All That Glows - Exploring Fluorescence
Photo Source: howstuffworks.com Black lights are not only neat, they can actually be quite useful. Crime scene analysis. Counterfeit money detection. Detecting leaks in machinery. These are just a few...
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Keeping Your Gadgets Going... with Solar Power!
Photo Source: adafruit.com In this age of technology, it seems as if everyone has a smart phone, mp3 player, tablet, and other handheld gadgets that keep them entertained and connected...
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Harnessing the Sun's Rays for Cooking
Solar energy is a low-cost technology that can be used to heat homes, power lights, and even boil water/cook food. This cool science fair project from Quinton Stowell of SunSpot...
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Does Music Help You Study?
With the ability to access your favorite music almost everywhere, have you ever wondered if taking advantage of this and listening to your iPod while studying at the library or...
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What Makes Ice Melt Fastest?
Photo © 2008 Matt Seppings, Flickr The Department of Transportation (DOT) is always interested in the fastest, most effective way to melt ice and keep roadways safe in the winter....
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Do You Know About the Germs You're Carrying?
While many students have explored school bathrooms, doors, and other surfaces for germ content, have you considered how backpacks, purses, wallets, and other such items can be a breeding ground...
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Engineering + Physiology - Building an Articulated Hand
Photo Source: www.instructables.com | rgraylint For students interested in engineering and physiology, this articulated hand tutorial we found over at Instructables is sure to be a hit! From signing to...
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Gender & The Stroop Effect
Photo Source: Eric H. Chudler, University of Washington Check out the picture above. As fast as you can, DO NOT read each word, rather try naming the color of each...
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Subliminal Messaging: Is It Effective?
Photo Source: buysubliminal.com There is a lot of controversy surrounding subliminal messaging - especially subliminal advertising. While this form of advertising is banned in most major countries, many still believe...
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Grafting Plants with Bubble Gum!
Photo Source: www.fruitsinfo.com Grafting is a technique that botanists have used in the past to join two different plants in order to create hybrid fruits and vegetables {e.g. fruit that...
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Music & Concentration
Photo © 2009 Karrie Nodalo, Flickr While listening to music as you complete an activity may not seem like multitasking, high school students Olivia Kyi and Verna Zhao wondered if...
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Dirty Mouth: Effect of Mouthwash on Bacteria
Photo © 2009 Flickr, Inha Leex Hale Mouthwash is commonly used to rid the mouth of bad odor and germs. Ever wonder how successful it is at killing harmful bacteria...
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Artificial Sweeteners Versus Cane Sugar - Which Do Ants Prefer?
Photo © 2008 Steven Depolo, Flickr To test whether ants prefer natural cane sugar versus artificial sweeteners, Bob Bonnet and Dan Keen of Education.com suggest setting out several samples -...
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How Does Tee Height Affect Driving Distance?
Any golfers out there? For those students interested in physics and sports, this science fair project idea that attempts to determine whether tee height affects driving distance would make a...
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Physical Activity & Academic Performance: Is There A Correlation?
Photo © 2006 Alberto G., Flickr Not only is exercise important for keeping our bodies strong and healthy, it's also good for the mind - affecting mood, alertness, energy levels,...
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Can Tide GAIN All the Prize?
Photo © 2009 Flickr, Pixel Drip High school student, Dao Quan Lin, wondered how effective liquid laundry detergents were at destroying the bacteria that can grow on our clothes -...
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