No matter the variety, original, crinkle, or baked, they are all manufactured with oil. This test will show how much oil each of these types of chips hold. I will be preforming a test with three varieties of 7-11 Select brand chips; Original Potato Chips, BIG BITE Hot Dog Potato Chips, and Kettle Style Salt and Vinegar Potato Chips. I will weigh out 0.5oz of potato chips, crush them on graph paper, and let them set for 1 minute. I will then remove the chips, observe the oil residue left behind, and record the data.
Add the softened cream cheese to the food processor and make sure that the oreo cookies and cream cheese are mixed well together. One will then line a cookie sheet with wax paper and roll the dough into small bite sized balls. To make this easy, take the one-fourth measuring scoop and scoop the dough out of the bowl and onto the cookie sheet. Once the bite sized balls are lined up on the cookie sheet, place them in the freezer for thirty minutes. While the balls are freezing, one should take this time to melt the white chocolate.
Warp the dough ball with plastic wrap or whatever you may have set in the refrigerator for no less than 40 minutes. Next we’re going to get started on the peach cobbler filling!! Gather all of your ingredients for the filling and a large pot. Place your peaches in the large pot, note** if you’re using canned peaches you may skip adding 1 cup water and 1 cup sugar or add to your desired taste** add 1 cup water, 1 cup sugar, 1 tsp. cinnamon, ¼ tsp.
Roll the dough out until it is a quart of an inch thick and then use your preferred cutter to shape the dough into cookies. 5. Place then on a trey and cook them in an oven at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. (Transition: While the cookies are baking it is a good time to start making the frosting.) III.
They carried out the experiment with two different brands of the popcorn. The result supported our hypothesis. Materials: * A microwave * A digital scale * Pencils paper * Graduated cylinders * Gloves * 3 different brands of popcorn kernels ( bags of uncooked kernels) * Volume measuring cups * Forceps Procedure: Use the gloves to carry any apparatus or kernels so that there are less chances of contamination. Open all the bags of the popcorn. Take samples from the bags and place them in front of the appropriate bag on a clean surface.
Place the 5cm strip of tape on the bottom half edge of the Petri dish. Place the 100 kernels in the bottom half of the Petri dish. Notice that the 100 popcorn kernels are to represent 100 nuclei of atoms. Put the lid on the Petri dish and shake it around, make sure not to shake fast or hard. Put the dish on the flat surface and count out the popcorn kernels that are pointing to the 5cm masking tape.
4. Insert Zinc end of the loose strip into the right potato. 5. Insert Copper strip from the clock into the same potato, 2 cm apart and parallel to the Zinc strip. 6.
Be sure to note which strength solution is put in each. Place potatoes in sucrose solution and leave for 30 minutes, using the stopwatch for accurate timings. Remove potato tubes and pat off excess sucrose solution with a paper towel, in the order that they came out of the boiling tubes as to not confuse which tube came from which solution. Take measurements of mass and length of each tube and record appearance in a suitable table. This experiment should then be repeated to ensure a fair test as the results can then be compared.
Newburg Middle School Voyagers Science Lab Report Name: Richard A. Wilson, II Date: January 23, 2012 Experiment: Rock Cycle Activity. Materials: Crayons Crayon Sharpener 2 Pieces of Wood Hot Plate Aluminum Pie Pan Goggles Ruler Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil Hammer Clothespin Water Matches Procedure: 1. Cut two pieces of heavy duty aluminum foil about 20 cm by 10 cm. Lay one inside the other so that you have double thickness. 2.
Materials: 1 rectangular container 1 grease pencil 4 petri dishes 4 pieces of filter paper or paper towel 40 radish seeds (10 per petri dish) 1 paper plate Tweezers 100 mL beaker Stirring Stick Salt (1g, 2g and 3g)-measured out for you Dropper Procedure: (Don’t forget to take notes in your lab notebook. Keep a detailed description of every step you take so that someone else could accurately and precisely reproduce your results). See Lab Report Format for how your final Lab Report should look. 1. Determine what your group’s hypothesis will be and write it as an “if, then” statement on your lab report.