Sugar Cube Lab

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James Beehn
Feb 27/ 2017
Sugar Cube Lab

The lab was to use sugar cubes and put them in a jar and shake it up and down. That was to show erosion and how erosion works. The hypotheses for this lab was for the sugar cubes to break into small pieces when you are shaking the jar up and down. When there was three sugar cubes in the jar and was being shacked there was a lot more small broken pieces. The data on the chart does not go in a straight line because our numbers are way different.

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