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By Steve Toth.  1. Title  2. Table of Contents  3. Question  4. Hypothesis  5. Materials  6. Procedures  7. Conclusion  8. Question?  9. Bibliography.

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1 By Steve Toth

2  1. Title  2. Table of Contents  3. Question  4. Hypothesis  5. Materials  6. Procedures  7. Conclusion  8. Question?  9. Bibliography

3  Does the surface affect how long a suction cup sticks to the surface?

4  I predict the suction cup will stick best to stainless steel.

5  Suction cup  A Wall. Stainless Steel Trash Can  Radiator (Metal)  Watch

6 Procedures  Get materials  Firmly Stick suction cup to surface  Start timer  When suction cup falls off, stop watch.  Record the amount of time the suction cup sucked.

7  I concluded that suction cups stick well to trash cans but not plaster walls. If I did this again, I would stick to glass and other stuff which I wanted to do but I was too lazy and I only used stuff where the suction cup didn’t suck for very long.

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9 Suctioncupmusuem.com

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