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Which Type Of Bread Goes Moouldy First?
Science Experiment.
Title; Mould; which type of bread goes mouldy first?
Aim; To determine which type of bread goes mouldy first; white bread or multigrain bread.
Hypothesis; The multigrain bread will go mouldy first because it doesn’t have as many preservatives
Equipment; 1 piece of white bread and 1 piece of multigrain bread, plastic food bag to put bread in.
Method; 1. Buy 2 different types of bread, multigrain and white bread. 2. Take a piece of each bread and put them both in a plastic food back and seal it so an average amount of air is trapped inside. 3. Put the bread in a well aired room which gets occasional sun. 4. Check the bread each day and record each time you see a noticeable change. 5. When one piece of bread has

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