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The emphasis is on testing the claims made about household products and on comparing their performance. Readers will learn chemistry by examining household products—from hygiene and personal care goods to cleaning substances and detergents. Excellent ideas for further experimentation can be used to create unique science fair projects. Publisher: Enslow Publishers (January 2002) Product Dimensions: 9.4 x 6.2 x 0.5 inches Pages: 112 pages In the process, the author has taken care to provide some good lessons in experimental objectivity, controlling variables, collecting and evaluating data, and displaying results. Most of the experiments have introductory sections presenting interesting background information on the composition and chemical behavior of the products; many also contain ideas for larger projects that extend the basic idea of the experiment. By carrying out the experiments in the book, young scientists will gain insight into the workings of microorganisms, solutes and solvents, acids and bases, and surfactants. Light, Sound, and Waves Science Fair Projects: Using Sunglasses, Guitars, Cds, and Other Stuff (Physics! Best Science Projects) by Robert Gardner Light, Sound and Waves Science Fair Projects is an excellent source book for the junior high school student. The book could also be adapted for use in a high school setting. Projects are covered in seven major areas, including, but not limited to, sound waves, light, transverse waves, and polarized light. Each area is then divided into from three to eight projects. The section titled "Straight Light Paths and Images" is a good example of how the projects contained in the book are presented. The section begins with a complete list of materials. Publisher: Enslow Publishers (May 2004) Product Dimensions: 9.8 x 5.8 x 0.5 inches Pages: 128 pages Following the list of materials is a complete explanation, with drawings, of what must be done in the project. Questions that must be answered are presented as the student completes the different steps. Finally, a section called "Science Project Ideas" gives further thought to the concept. Some of these ideas could actually be used in a student's own science fair project.