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Science Projects is a Science video of BrainPOP that aired or launched on September 5, 2004.

• 2 Appearances
• 3 Tim's Letter Character
• 4 Transcript and Quiz
• 6 FYI Comic

Summary [ ]

Tim and Moby make a science fair project on whether salt makes water boil faster.

At the end, Moby grabs a jar full of salt and dumps it all on Tim's spaghetti.

Appearances [ ]

Tim's letter character [ ].

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Transcript and Quiz [ ]

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Tim : I heard a watched pot never boils, but this is ridiculous!

Tim : It needs some salt.

(grabs a jar of salt and dumping it all on Tim's spaghetti)

Tim : Maybe, maybe not quite that much salt.

FYI Comic [ ]

• 2 Moby the Robot

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