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Being a Scientist

Being a Scientist

A Scientist is an individual who performs systematic activity to study. They are trying to explore the universe and see how it works. They ask questions and worked in a step-by-step process to find the answers. A scientist can be an expert in more areas of science. They perform further research about a thing, they usually starts with a hypothesis based on the facts. They test their ideas by doing some experiments. They carefully observe and record the results.

To explore about electricity is a part of Physics. Physicists are individuals who study energy and matter. They try to experiment natural forces that can be useful for the people.

Make it work

By doing your projects you might need to conduct some investigation about electricity and physics. You have to understand and learn how the real scientist work, always use scientific methods based on the facts. You may try to record the details of the result and observe what you have done.

You will need

  • Notebooks
  • pens
  • pencils
  • cardboard
  • poster board
  • tape
  • a plastic ruler
  • scissors
  • protractor

Some materials needed can be found in hardware and art supply stores such as wire cutters and pliers. You might need a large screwdriver with an insulated one to screw the pieces of wood.

Try to use a 6-volt bulbs that should match with the bulb holders. You may try to make your own bulb holder by wrapping aluminum foil around the base of a bulb. For the wires, you may try to use a single core or a plastic coated wire. Alligator clips can be necessary but metal paper clips or fasteners can be an alternative. Use 3-volt or 6-volt electric motors it is usually found in a hobby shop.

You may try to look for buzzers and magnets in a model shop or in a hardware near you. For batteries use a 6-volt or 4.5-volt flat batteries. You have to remember that experimenting can be fun and fulfilling but you should be very careful. Experimenting with electricity and large batteries can be extremely dangerous.

 


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