The hypothesis is that water will pass through the shell of an egg, to the side that has a solution of higher concentration.

You will label 3 eggs and 3 beakers, fill each beaker with 400ml of water, and add different amounts of salt to each beaker. You will then place the eggs in the beakers and leave them for 24 hours.

You will need 3 eggs, 1200ml of distilled water, 300gram of salt, 1 measuring cylinder, 3 beakers, 1 weighing machine, 1 spatula, 3 pieces of styrofoam cut to beaker size, and 1 black permanent marker pen.

The results showed that the weight of the egg placed in distilled water had increased, while the eggs placed in salt water had decreased in weight. This proved that the hypothesis was correct - water will pass through the shell of an egg to the side that has a solution of higher concentration.

This science project is interesting because it demonstrates the process of osmosis, which is an important process for living organisms. It also has practical applications, such as water purification and water recycling.

Variations of this science project could include using different soluble materials like sugar or syrup, or repeating the experiment at different temperatures to see if temperature has any effect on the osmosis process.

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