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Science Fair Judge for many years and experience with robotics, biology, chemistry, industrial processes, metalurgy and metal forming.

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Science Fair Judge for many years and have helped several students get to state level competition. Most recently 2 of my students received state level awards and one went on to the nationals in Washington DC.

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BA Archaeology - Anthropology
MA Business Anthropology

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2009-11-07 Science:

Hi John Have you looked at all of the egg drop project ideas on the internet? There are tons of ideas! Here are just a few of the web sites: www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=186507 malaysia

2009-11-07 Change 240V christmas lights to solar lighting:

Hi Carol, This can be done but generally you will need some additional equipment besides a Photovoltaic solar panel array. You will need the following list of equipment: Power converter - This converts

2009-11-04 Forensics keywords:

Hi Rosie, here in the states we have science fair competitions and these are key words used in these science fairs. So I will set up an experiment as an illustration for these words: I want to compare

2009-11-04 carbonation:

Hi Kimberly, Soda like Coke, Pepsi etc... are artificially carbonated. This is done by injecting CO2 (Carbon Dioxide Gas) into the drink just prior to sealing the container under pressure which keeps

2009-11-04 biology questions:

Hi Diana, This is a very hard question to answer because there is a great deal of diversity in the size of these organelles. Mitochondria can be from .2 to10 micrometers in size while Chloroplast can

 

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