The hypothesis is that the amount of particles and contaminants in the samples of snow decreases when collected further away from the city.

You will collect snow samples from different locations, measure the weight of the debris found in the snow, and record the results.

You will need 5 pails, a road map or GPS tracking equipment, a digital weighing scale, 5 pieces of filter paper, 5 beakers measuring 300ml each, and a car and driver.

The results show that the snow sample collected in the city had the most amount of debris and the snow sample collected at the location furthest from the city had the least amount of debris. This proves that the hypothesis is correct.

This science project is interesting because it shows how snow can collect pollutants in the air as it falls to the ground. It also shows how the amount of pollutants in the snow decreases when collected further away from the city.

Consider repeating the experiment in different locations or at different times of the year. You could also repeat the experiment using rain water instead of snow.

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