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Environmental sciences science fair project:
How could be hair used in absorbing oil spills?




 

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  • Science Fair Project Information
    Title: How could be hair used in absorbing oil spills?
    Subject: Environmental Sciences
    Grade level: Middle School - Grades 7-9
    Academic Level: Ordinary
    Project Type: Experimental
    Cost: Low
    Awards: 2nd place, Canada Wide Virtual Science Fair (2003)
    Affiliation: Canada Wide Virtual Science Fair (VSF)
    Year: 2003
    Description: In the first experiment were tested and compared the oil spill adsorption of dyed and untreated human hair. In the second experiment were tested and compared the adsorption of cat and dog hair.
    Link: http://www.odec.ca/projects/2003/chang3i/public_html/
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