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Science Fair Project Hypothesis
The purpose of my science fair project is so that people know what the liquids that I added can do to an egg. My problem statement is what kind of liquid such as water, milk, or vinegar will dissolve egg shell the fastest? My hypothesis was proven correct because my Hypothesis was if I test which liquid will dissolve an egg shell faster: water, milk, or vinegar, then I predict that the vinegar is going to dissolve the egg shell faster. Procedures: Pour the liquid into a measuring cup to have them all be 6 ounces, pour the liquid into a different cup, repeat step 2 and 3 with the other liquids, put one egg in each cup, place the cups side by side in a table, let them sit for 24 hours, check every 8 hours, record the data, record data after 24
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