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I am working on a science fair project, and I need some advice. My experiment is on the effect of evaporation on play-dough. I plan to leave the play dough out for certain periods of time and then test the hardness (elasticity maybe?). So far the only idea that I have came up with is to drop a ball from a certain height and look at the spread (measured before the play dough is left out and after). I could also make a scale of 1 to 10 to show the hardness; but this would be done by my touch and therefore would not be that accurate. Please email me any suggestions. Your help is greatly appreciated!!! Sincerly, CEP
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