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Our Earth's Water Features

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Measuring the Quantity of Heat Pt. 2

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Space Settlement Design Project

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Phases of Matter

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Science Experiment

Science Experiment. By Azur Ewari. Big Question. How long does it take different volumes of water to freeze at this temprature ? This experiment is to see if a bigger amount of water freezes faster than a smaller volume of water. Hypothesis.

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Properties of Water

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Solids, Liquids and Gases

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