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Science projects for all grades. More Science Projects Biology Science ProjectsBotany Science ProjectsEarth Science ProjectsPhysical Science ProjectsRelated Links Chemical Elements Chemical Elements Table The Chemistry of Biology Chemistry: General (Encyclopedia A-Z) Compounds and Elements (Encyclopedia A-Z) Starting a Science Project What Makes A Good Science Project? Some advice from a science fair judge The Parts of a Science Project The idea behind a science project is to discover “what happens if.” What happens to one thing if you change something else? Science Fair Projects: Understanding and Using the Scientific Method The scientific method is extremely important to your science fair project, and understanding it is critical to the success of your science fair experiment. Questions From Science Judges How did you come up with the idea for this project? and more Chemistry Projects For Beginners Salt or Sugar: Which Dissolves Faster in Different Liquids In this experiment, you’ll see how salt and sugar molecules move within different liquids and dissolve at different rates. For reference: Liquid, Molecule, Sodium Chloride, Solution, Solvent, Sugar What Household Cleaners Break Down Jell-O Best? Test five different household cleaners to see which products most effectively break down protein contained in the Jell-O. For reference: Enzyme, Gelatin Peanut Power How much energy is in a single peanut? For reference: Calorie, Energy Lemon Power Use a lemon to make a voltaic battery and even power a digital watch. For reference: Battery, Electrode, Electrolyte What Substance Melts Ice Fastest? Sprinkle various materials on ice cubes to test their melting properties. For reference: Ice Chemistry Projects For Intermediate Levels Are All Pennies Created Equal? Explore the chemical composition of pennies minted during the past 30 or 35 years, to figure out if and when it has changed. For reference: Copper, Density, Mass, Zinc Can You Be a Human Battery? What you’re trying to make happen is to have electrons travel through your body from one metal to the other. If you can do this, you’re a human battery. For reference: Aluminum, Battery, Copper, Electric Circuit, Electron, Multimeter Splitting H2O (Water) to Make Oxygen and Hydrogen Water is made up of two elements, hydrogen and oxygen, and these gases can be produced through electrolysis. For reference: Electrode, Gelatin, Water What Materials Make the Best Crystals? Experiment with two solutes, salt and sugar, in order to see which one makes the best crystals. For reference: Crystal, Sodium Chloride, Solution, Solvent, Supersaturated Chemistry Projects For Advanced Levels Which Metal Corrodes the Fastest? Test five metalsâÂÂsilver, steel, zinc, copper, and aluminumâÂÂto see which corrodes fastest in water and in salt water. For reference: Corrosion, Iron, Oxidation and Reduction, Aluminum, Copper, Silver, Steel, Zinc What’s in a Color? The process of separating the colored compounds in a mixture is called chromatography. For reference: Chromatography, Color, Colors Copper Magic You can measure the acidity of rain and snow in your area using the pH scale and pH paper to find out which is more acid. For reference: Copper, Chemical Reaction, More on Chemical Reaction, Sodium Chloride

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