PeanutBurning

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1	Period	Timestamp	Name 1	Name 2	Mass of unburnt peanut	Mass of burned peanut	Water start temp	Water end temp	comments and possible sources of error	Water volume	Name 3

2		1/26/2011 9:39:33	Alex	Jeremy	0.5	0.3	15.55555556	22.22222222		50	Jelly Worm
3		1/26/2011 10:03:42	Jonathan Mo	Evan George	1 gram	.5 gram	10	30	It was a fun experiment. Hard to remember to weigh after.	50 ml
4		1/26/2011 10:04:23	Cade	Josh	1.1	0.1	16	28		50	Ted
5		1/26/2011 10:05:26	Christian R	Cameron K	0.5	0.05	66	85		50
6		1/26/2011 10:06:24	Joshua W	Samir A	0.6	0.25	14	25		45
7		1/26/2011 10:06:41	Kevin	Matt	1	0.1	16.11111111	36.66666667		30
8		1/26/2011 10:10:24	Riti B	Disha T	2.0 grams	0.2 grams	18 degrees celsius	30 degrees celsius		50 ml
9		1/26/2011 10:10:44	Erin	Jana	1.5	0.5	60	100	Jana stabbed Erin....	40
10		1/26/2011 10:11:07	ibby	owen	1	0.5	72	135		10
11		1/26/2011 10:11:11	erica	jessica	0.9	0.8	60	60.2	the peanut wasent completely burned	40
12		1/26/2011 10:11:25	Riti B	Disha T	1	0.1	13 degrees celsius	25 degrees celsius		50
13		1/26/2011 10:12:04	Karina	Marissa	1.5	1.4	16	32		23
14		1/26/2011 10:12:07	ibby	owen	0.85	0.1	60	80		50
15		1/26/2011 10:14:36	Anya	Marissa	0.5	0.2	35	44		35	Karina
16		1/26/2011 10:15:07	Amanda	Zahra	.75 grams	0 grams	15 C	30 C	When we measured the mass of the burnt peanut, it came out as zero, which is probably wrong.	44 ml	Aishah
17		12/8/2011 16:32:40	Ian Laughlin		2.6	???? (never burned)	18	17	After dozens of attempts, the peanut still refused to burn	40
18		12/8/2011 17:17:40	Sarah	Chiara	0.8	0.8	20	23	Possible Errors: - the flame could've not stayed at the same spot under the test tube - not exact measurements - wind factor	10
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20	3		Lynda	Stephenie	0.9	0.3	18C	100C	It was fun entering data right away (and burinng stuff up). ~Lynda
21	3		Stephanie	Kari	1	1.2	20c	50c
22	4		Ryan, Keshav	Mark, Sachin	1.2	0.3	20c	87c	we used a lot of matches to get it to stay lit
23	3		Ashton K	Michael S	1.25	0.65	20c	over 100	our water boiled over and almost splashed my hand
24	3		Barak	Arman	1.6	0.2	20c	55	80 ml beaker used to obtain maximum accuracy, therefore the difference of 37 should be multiplied by 8 to obtain same scale as other experiments.
25	6		christine	esther	.8 grams	.1 grams	20c	44	it just smelled bad and didnt heat up the water that much
26	3		Margaret, Gabi	Erika, Chelsea	1.1g		20 C	90C	It took some time for us to burn it because the first one we tried wouldn't get on fire and the other peanuts kept on breaking until Chelsea finally got one to stay on the pin and not fall
27	5		Kathir S	sriram	1.1g	?	21c	100.00C	amazing that the peanut has so much power
28	3		Chris, Anchit	Matt M.	1.2 ounces	0.6 ounces	17c	100
29	6		Amritha, Anjali, Adoree	Puja, Pricilla	1.2g	0.9g		81degrees
30	3		Peter, Nicholas	Jonathan P.	1.5 g	0.55 g	17 C	100 C
31	4		Cathy L.& Erika H.	Cathy A & Neha	11g	6.5g	20c	72 degrees	It took us a couple of matches before the peanut started burning. lol
32	6		jeffrey, justin,	alan, andrew q	2 g	?	20c	89.5c	lets do it again!
33	5		Cory, Phanender	Kevin, Haree	3 g	0.62	15C	100C	We burnt 3 matches under the test tube.
34	1		Ashley	Britni	30g	2g	30c	90	it is like the first time I used a match!
35	5		Kevin C. Phanander	Cory, Haree	Forgot to measure:)	Forgot to measure:)	20c	100 ish	i tried the burnt peanut, tasted BAD
36	1		Kyle Gheewala	Kevin		?	20c	?	Even though I'm allergic to peanuts(don't worry, it's only if i eat it)
37	5		Ishan Kanungo	Jacob Xu	1.8g	.4g	20 C	100 C	Smelled very bad, but predictable because you are burning carbon, and the peanut's cotyldon. Used lots of matches.
38	1		Chetan	Jeff				Boiling(100 c?)
39	6		Manny, Rohan	Eric, William			20c	84c
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