1. Experimental Designs

2. Here’s a great example… Physical Property Experiment  I believe that my unknown is corn syrup. I looked up the density of corn syrup and found that it should be around 1.38 g/mL. I will find the density of my unknown by measuring its volume in a graduated cylinder and its mass on a scale. Once I have measured these values I will use the formula d=m/v to determine the density. I will compare my unknown’s density to the density of corn syrup to see if my prediction was correct. Chemical Property Experiment  Corn syrup can be converted to ethanol through multiple chemical processes to use as a fuel source.  To prove this you will need to find a video or something to show the class the experiment. You do not have to include a link at this point but you do need to describe what will be on the video.  http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/31270-corn-ethanol- video.htm http://videos.howstuffworks.com/discovery/31270-corn-ethanol- video.htm

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