Science Prac

[dlannetts]

ok, l got an assignment at school, ages ago, it's due soon ;) l have to make up my own experiment, anyone got any great ideas? l am still not sure why l have come here for help, l might as well be talking to a brick wall :D

[Elixur]

Provide more info, like what kind of experiments can it be based on?
What kind of supplies/chemicals are allowed?

etc etc

We need more detail.

[BogKid]

How about how long does it take for you to realise you have to do your own work?
Not funny

[WaterShake]

At 2/16/10 04:38 AM, dlannetts wrote: ok, l got an assignment at school, ages ago, it's due soon ;) l have to make up my own experiment, anyone got any great ideas? l am still not sure why l have come here for help, l might as well be talking to a brick wall :D

I think your gonna need to post some more specifics if anyone can help , tbh i'm only gonna be useful if its chemistry or sociology related.

[Greenfrost6]

At 2/16/10 04:38 AM, dlannetts wrote: l am still not sure why l have come here for help, l might as well be talking to a brick wall :D

Fine! We won't help you then!

*runs away in tears*

[dlannetts]

At 2/16/10 04:59 AM, Greenfrost6 wrote:

At 2/16/10 04:38 AM, dlannetts wrote: l am still not sure why l have come here for help, l might as well be talking to a brick wall :D

Fine! We won't help you then!

*runs away in tears*

lol, just jokes... it is an at home experiment, so no hard to get chemicals or expensive cthings, just a simple at home one

[TAY54321]

Potato clock? http://www.ehow.com/how_18637_make-potat o-clock.html

[Darkness-Platinum]

At 2/16/10 05:23 AM, dlannetts wrote:

lol, just jokes... it is an at home experiment, so no hard to get chemicals or expensive cthings, just a simple at home one

See how many volts the toaster produces when you relax with it in your bathtub.

[WaterShake]

At 2/16/10 05:23 AM, dlannetts wrote:

At 2/16/10 04:59 AM, Greenfrost6 wrote:

At 2/16/10 04:38 AM, dlannetts wrote: l am still not sure why l have come here for help, l might as well be talking to a brick wall :D

Fine! We won't help you then!

*runs away in tears*

lol, just jokes... it is an at home experiment, so no hard to get chemicals or expensive cthings, just a simple at home one

Hmmm I wonder what would happen if you added mentos to coke , maybe you could check that out for me.

Also would be interested to see what happens if you have mentos in mouth and take a big gulp of coke.

[Nateofwar]

Normaly i'd say "fuck off yah bugger and do your own work" but hey...

I think im gunna give you a GOOGLE IT YOU LAZY FUCK shpeel.
Here

go nuts but remeber google is your friend. THAT TOOK ME 20 seconds to do
SERIOUSLY YOUR IN THE 8TH GRADE act like it and learn to use the internet... PLZ

I know your in at most the eighth grade or most likely less but i give you the BotD on this one so don't
deny it

next time iff your not gunna do your own work at least be able enough to use google.

[Saxturbation]

At 2/16/10 05:30 AM, Darkness-Platinum wrote:

At 2/16/10 05:23 AM, dlannetts wrote:

lol, just jokes... it is an at home experiment, so no hard to get chemicals or expensive cthings, just a simple at home one

See how many volts the toaster produces when you relax with it in your bathtub.

Should be none. Without the presence of electrolytes (substances that dissociate in water; i.e. NaCl) there is nothing to run an electric current through.

You could do The Collapsing Can. I'm sure you and other people have seen it before but it has to do with some serious gas law statements. The basis behind it is that the air pressure outside of the can is stronger than the air pressure on the inside and it collapses. Pretty cool I think.

Have fun.

[Darkness-Platinum]

At 2/16/10 05:45 AM, Saxturbation wrote:

Should be none. Without the presence of electrolytes (substances that dissociate in water; i.e. NaCl) there is nothing to run an electric current through.

Have fun.

Well, you did my experiment for him... Maybe he should do it now after all.

[gingermagicman]

I'm counting down the seconds until that .gif makes an appearance

[Grizzli]

At 2/16/10 07:01 AM, HecticCircleCrap wrote: http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/1109 224

Damn, beat me to it.

[data662]

At 2/16/10 07:56 AM, letiger wrote: YOU DO; YOUR OWN; FUCKING HOMEWORK; LITTLE CUUUUNNT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!

He needs an idea not the whole thing done for him.
http://www.scienceproject.com/
http://amasci.com/tesla/tesla.html
http://www.amazing1.com/tesla.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eul3MEycA zI

I know I'm posting a lot about Tesla but I like that kind of stuff.

[studmuffin7]

You could always perform an oscillation reaction to illustrate the concepts of chemical reversibility and equilibrium in Chemistry. An oscillation reaction is a fancy name for a reaction that goes A -->B -->C -->A and so on for quite a while until it reaches equilibrium. If each intermediate is a different color, it gives a pretty strobe look. Very classy. Look to YouTube for examples of what it looks like, then find a recipe on the lolinternetz.

[Cronicriot]

you could prove that gravity on earth is constant

[dlannetts]

holy shit, you guys are gunna keep me going for ages, this stuff is great, nice to see the typical people that miss the funn in every topic and jump strait to blameing them for everything they should or didn't do...

[HazeStigma]

A light bulb in a microwave, safe and gives a nice light show!

Super serious.

[CoachMcGuirk]

At 2/16/10 04:38 AM, dlannetts wrote: ok, l got an assignment at school, ages ago, it's due soon ;) l have to make up my own experiment, anyone got any great ideas? l am still not sure why l have come here for help, l might as well be talking to a brick wall :D

Brendan what the hell are you doing out there?! Is your head in the game Brendan because you look like you're day dreaming out there. This is a soccer game. Do your science test in science class. Play soccer out here, on the soccer field.