Then had to leave the crushed chips on the paper for another two minutes. After the two minutes had finished we had to shake the chips off the graph paper. Next we used a pencil to draw around, the oil stain that the chips have left on the graph. If you hold the paper up against the window to let the light through. We then had to compare the unsalted potato chips, and the regular potato chips, to see the size of the two stains.
This blog is a record of my learning from Pt England School in Auckland, through to Tamaki College.
Friday, 4 November 2016
Chips Experiment
Then had to leave the crushed chips on the paper for another two minutes. After the two minutes had finished we had to shake the chips off the graph paper. Next we used a pencil to draw around, the oil stain that the chips have left on the graph. If you hold the paper up against the window to let the light through. We then had to compare the unsalted potato chips, and the regular potato chips, to see the size of the two stains.
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hi I am a year 6 from may road school and I would like to say great work Samoa it showed that you learnt some thing
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Hi there, my name is Nafisa and I am student in Room 4 at Wesley primary school. It looks like that you enjoyed your experiment. It made me think of the time when I had the same experience as you.
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