Design your own scientific experiment. your experiment must follow the scientific method and meet the criteria described in the lesson in order to be considered scientific. you do not have to conduct your experiment; however, you are still responsible for including all the steps of the scientific method. since you will not be able to record data or draw a conclusion, for the last two steps include a description of what each step involves.

"What seasonings make melt the fastest, garlic, sugar, or pepper?"

Explanation:

this can be a good question because it is highly specific and there are no questions as to what your experiment is

explanations for the scientific method:

1. Make an observation- "different conditions affect the melting of ice such as people salting the roads in winter, this caused me to be curious of what other seasonings might possibly have a similar effect to that of the salt."

2. create a Hypothesis- "I hypothesize that garlic will have the most effect on the melting of the ice because like salt its a more savory seasoning while sugar is more sweet and the reaction would be different and pepper has little flavoring to begin with"

3. test your hypothesis- "this can be done using 3 trials in which 3 pieces of ice are laid onto paper towels and seasoned with 1 teaspoon each of each individual flavoring along with one ice cube that will remain unseasoned (this is our control) we shall then set a timer for 2 minutes and see which ice cube is the most melted"

4. draw conclusions- "this will lead you to the result of the experiment, this would be the seasoning that cause the most effect on the melting process of ice"

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-lavira : )