Friday, February 26, 2016
Start of 20 Time
In 20 Time, I spend every Monday working on something relating to science that I want to work on. My project is asking which is the best starch to use for bioplastics, either potato or corn starch. I chose this so I could have hands-on experience with biplastics. By conducting an experiment, which I explained in my elevator pitch, I will be able to see which bioplastic starch works the best.
My goal is to finish the experiment by the end of April, and start working at home on the experiment in the beginning of March, which is also how I will measure my goal. Moving forward, my plan is to get supplies as soon as possible so I can start conducting the experiment in March.
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Biomaterials is an emerging field that may become huge in the future. It's great that you are experimenting with it right now. But how will you turn the starches into plastics? Will you be using online resources to find methods, or will you just be experimenting with your own ideas?
ReplyDeleteIts great that you've planned out everything beforehand. Being this organized from the start shows real promise. Good Job
ReplyDeleteIt's really cool how you have a hands on project and you did a great job really planning out how you will do your project. Really shows how organized you are! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteAmazing job Joan! I really like how you are giving yourself a deadline and how you already planned what you are going to do! I enjoyed reading your short blog post!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool and I think finding a good resource for bioplastics would be really helpful if you share your research and get recognized
ReplyDeleteWhat will these bio plastics be used for? Will they replace normal plastics?
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