| Abstract |
When we think about sand, we usually associate it with water. One prime example is the beach. We associate this ocean sand with building things like sand castles. Something else that might be associated with sand is a park. Kids love to play with sand in a park. But what if it rained a day or two before and the sand is wet? It will be weird to play in and make the kid's shoes dirty. But if we could make that sand not wet? A sand that is water resistant? That’s what will be discussed in this lab report. |
