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| My name is Jordan Duhart and I am in grade 7 at G.C. Rowe Junior High in Corner Brook, Newfoundland. I am in the school band and play the saxaphone. My favorite sports are downhill skiing, cross country skiing, golf and karate. I currently have a brown belt, third stripe in karate and hope someday to have a black belt. Over the years I have accumulated several medals from karate competitions. A special accomplishment of mine that I am proud of is that I won a Aboriginal Heritage Award in our Regional Heritage fair for doing a project on my great great grandfather Mathew Mitchell, a famous micmac Indian. I like school and my favorite subjects are math and science. This is my first National Science fair. I think I would like to pursue a career in Engineering because I like building things. |
| Jordan Duhart
Meltdown: A Lesson in Heat Tolerance
| Division: | International / None | | Category: | Junior | | Region: | Western Newfoundland | | City: | Town of Massey Drive , NL | | School: | G.C. Rowe Junior High School | | Abstract: | This project studied the effects of heat on various types of surface protectors (paints). 15 wooden plates, covered with 15 different types of surface protectors, were placed in a homemade wooden mounting stage equiped with a heat gun. Observations were made and data recorded as the different paints reacted to the heat applied to them over time. |
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