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Exhibit size: W48"
x D30" x H108"
(Maximum)
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Student name on project is ok.
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Hand-outs to judges must be limited to one copy of the official
abstract. Personal photographs of accomplishments and acknowledgements
are not permitted.
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No awards, medals, business cards, etc.
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Self-supporting Exhibit - weight of project not to exceed 80lbs.
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UL approved extension cords with grounded plug, all connections
soldered, no uninsulated wire, nails, or tacks.
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No quarantined substances.
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No living organisms (e.g., plants, animals, microbes)
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No dried plant materials.
(OK for Elementary)
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No microbial cultures and fungi, live or dead, including unknown
specimens.
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No taxidermy specimens or parts.
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No preserved vertebrate or invertebrate animals (includes
embryos).
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No human or animal food.
( OK for Elementary )
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No human/animal parts or body fluids (e.g., blood, urine)
(exceptions, teeth, hair, nails, dried animal bones, histological
dry mount sections, and wet mount tissue slides) SRC Approval
required. (Contact the Director)
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No soil, sand, rocks or waste samples.
( OK for Elementary )
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No laboratory chemicals including water.
( Check with Director for Elementary )
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No liquid or solid gases.
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No poisons, drugs, controlled substances, hazardous substances or
devices (i.e., firearms, weapons, ammunition, reloading devices, gun
powder.)
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No dry ice or sublimating solids.
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No sharp items (i.e., syringes, needles, pipettes, knives,
scalpels, etc.
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No flames open or concealed, explosives, noxious fumes, no heat
above 100° Celsius.
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No highly flammable display materials.
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No batteries with open top cells.
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No photographs or other visual presentations depicting vertebrate
animals in other-than-normal conditions (i.e., surgical techniques,
dissections, necropsies or other lab techniques - may be contained
in notebook during judging only).
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No glass. (Check with
Director for Elementary )
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No empty tanks that previously contained combustible liquids or
gases, UNLESS purged with carbon dioxide.
