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The Effects of Color on the Brain"s Ability to Complete Mathematical and Logical Problems
8:02 AMScience Fair Project Information
Subject: Psychology & Human Behavior
Grade level: High School – Grades 10-12
Academic Level: Ordinary
Project Type: Experimental
Cost: Low
Awards:
Second place, Canada Wide Virtual Science Fair (2003)
First place, Renfrew County Regional Science Fair
First place, Pfizer Canada Minister’s Award of Excellence (2003)
Matthew Helfrety Memorial Award
Affiliation: Canada Wide Virtual Science Fair
Description: The mathematical skills of 87 volunteers were tested by tests copied onto six different colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. The tests were administered weekly over a course of seven weeks given a time limit of ten minutes. At the end of the experiment the results were graphed, compared and analyzed.
Link: http://www.virtualsciencefair.org/2003/pikec3c/public_html/
Color Changing Milk Project
8:01 AMQuestion:
What material makes the food coloring move when you put a swab with liquid soap?
Hypotesis 1:
If we put some milk in a dinner plate, pour some food coloring and put a swab with
liquid soap, then the food coloring in the milk would expand and start moving to all directions because the soap makes a big chemical reaction with the milk which makes the particles of the milk go crazy.
Hypotesis 2:
If we put some water in a dinner plate, pour some food coloring and put a swab with
liquid soap, then the food coloring in the water would expand and make a circle because the soap in the water make only very few reaction and only cause the food coloring to make a cicle.
