The+Scientific+Method+and+Me!!

This is a table of how I plan to use the scientific method!!

Materials: 3 Cups of sugar 1 Bottle of blue food coloring 2 Cookie Sheets A Torch A Metal Rod
 * The Step of the Scientific Method! || The Way I am Going to use it with my Project! || The Date that I completed this step! ||
 * Ask a Question! || How is the chemical composition of glass composed? || November 18, 2009 ||
 * Create a Hypothesis! || I propose that if the chemical composition of glass is varied every time you make a piece then, some pieces will be normal but some will break or end up abnomally shaped. || November 19, 2009 ||
 * Do Research! || Saved on the Page titled "Research". || December 4, 2009 ||
 * Test your hypothesis by doing an experiment! || First method:

Steps: 1. Heat up the sugar. 2. Put in the food coloring. 3. Mold the "sugar" into a blob around the rod. 4. Blow into the rod while forming the bulb into a shape. 5. Cut it off with scissors and let it cool.

Second Method: This way can be found at: www.wisegeek.com/what-is-pulled-sugar.htm || 1st: December 1, 2009

2nd: December 6, 2009 ||
 * Analyze your data! || The blob that had three drops of blue food coloring in it was a lot lighter (in color) than the blob that had two drops and the blob that had four. || December 7, 2009 ||
 * Draw a Conclusion! || I conclude that the more color that you add into the glass the less bright it is. I might be wrong though because in my experiment I did not realize that you have to put an exact amount of sugar on each place because that is a different variable. But as an ending result I say that; If you add more colored chips to a glass piece then, it will not be as colorful as it would be if you added less. || December 7, 2009 ||