- What percent of an orange is water?
Get an approximate mass percent by weighing an orange or other fruit, liquefying it in a blender, and measuring the strained liquid. Note other liquids will also be present, such as oils, though in small amounts. The mass of a ml of water is 1 g. Alternatively, you could bake the weighed orange until it is dried and weigh it again.
- Does the temperature of a soda affect how much it sprays?
You can refrigerate a soda, warm one in a hot water bath, shake them up, measure how much liquid is sprayed out. How do you explain the results?
- Do all brands of soda spray the same amount when you shake them up? Does it matter if it's diet or regular soda?
- Do all brands of paper towels pick up the same amount of liquid?
Compare single sheet of different brands. Soak a sheet until it is saturated, let the excess liquid drip off, squeeze the liquid from the wet paper towel into a measuring cup. Note you may need to use teaspoons to measure this liquid.


