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Egg Float Experiment: Hot vs Cold Water

Discover if an egg floats in hot or cold water through this fun science experiment. Learn about density and record observations.

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Egg Float Experiment: Hot vs Cold Water

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  1. Science Fair

  2. Big Question Will an egg float in hot or cold water? I wanted to test this because I thought it would be fun to find out if an egg will float.

  3. Hypothesis • My hypothesis is that both eggs will not float. The reason for that is because the egg is less dense than the water.

  4. Facts • Neither of the eggs floated ! • The egg in hot water cracked • When I took out the egg out of the cold water and I held it in my hand it cracked?

  5. Materials -Two Eggs -Hot and Cold Water -Two Round Glass Glasses

  6. Step By Step Procedure • First You Put Two Eggs In Separate Glasses Of Hot And Cold Water. • You Wait About A Minute Or Two And Record Your Results. • Pour The Liquid Out And Put The Eggs Back In Their Carton.

  7. Variables • My variable is the eggs and the glass size and shape will not change.

  8. Observations • Neither egg floated. The reason for that is because the water is more dense than the egg.

  9. Observations

  10. Data • My data is that neither egg floated in the water.

  11. Analysis My hypothesis was wrong. I know this because the experiment tested my hypothesis.

  12. Conclusion

  13. References • My brain • http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=science+experiments&aq=science+experlz • http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=eggs%20fo • Books from the library .

  14. Hope You Enjoyed It!!

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