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What materials is required for salt water and plain water science project?
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∙ 11y ago
If it's for science fair you need a control group, experimental group, and independent variable/dependent variable. I'd suggest what is the effect of salt water on.... whatever it is you like! Materials include:
graduated cylinder (measure water equally)
water
beakers
whatever the salt water is testing
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