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Question:

What will happen when you put a coffee filter marked with marker into a glass of water?

Hypothesis:

we think when you put the marked coffee filter in the water it will absorb the water  and separate the colors.
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Our Experiment

Materials: 

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Materials:
1. Beaker
2. Water

3. Coffee filters cut in strips
4. Various colored markers





Safety Procedures

Procedure
Don't play with the beakers.
Don't drink the water.
Don't draw on yourself.


Procedure:

Procedure
1.  Draw a line  across the middle of the filter strip with one color marker.
2. Place the bottom edge of the coffee filter in the water so that the water does not touch the marker line but comes close (about a half inch to an inch away)
3. Observe.
4. If time, repeat 1-3 with different colors.


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The Science behind it

What will happen - what phenomena will take place,



Conclusion
In conclusion we found out that when you put the marked coffee filter
in the water, the color on the coffee filter separates into the colors its made of.


About Author 1

My name is Michael. I'm in 5th grade in Mrs. Carvo's class. I like to play video games, and my favorite color is black. I can solve the 2x2 and 3x3 Rubik's cubes. I also like to read and play the guitar.

About Author 2

My name is Luke.  I'm in fifth grade.  My teacher is Ms. DeBellis. I will tell you some stuff about me.  My favorite food is pasta.  I'm usually loud but can be quiet.  I also like video games and my favorite color is blue.  I like having animals around me.  I have a dog.  Her name is Abby.  She's a rescue dog and she is a beagle.  I got her a couple months ago.  She's also a puppy. 

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