Bubbles and Temperature Does the temperature of water affect how
long bubbles will is my science project i would like to know the
answer and why. i would also like to know if heat and expansion
or cold and contraction have anything to do with the results.
thanks. Here's how science projects work: you pose a question
(you've posed a very good one), and you devise a method of
discovering the answer (your method is flawed, in part because
it only works if somebody already knows the answer). There are
other flaws in your method of discovering 1) it's no fun 2) at
best, all it gets you is the answer. I'm a science-fair judge,
and I'll tell you a secret about science fair judges: we don't
care all that much if a kid gets the right answer; we REALLY
care if the method of discovering the answer is well considered
by the kid, and well executed by the kid -- even if it's
completely wrong for some technical reason a kid would be
unlikely to consider or understand. Here's the approach I would
take: Why do bubbles ever po