I understand what you're asking for here, and I know the
kind of title you probably need. I can't tell whether you're in high school or college,
so I'm not sure if you can get by with something a little more fun in terms of
wordplay. Some words to play with, it seems to me, would include: erosion, corrosion,
dental erosion, acid erosion, acidity, effects, and operation. So, how about something
like this--Can I Get You a Beverage?: The Effects of Acid Erosion on Eggshells. The
title would be stronger if a hint as toyour findingswere previewed in it somewhere, and
there are other kinds of catchy beverage-related sayings you might lead with, as well.
How about "Coffee, Tea, or...(fill in the blank)." Hope that's enough to get you
started, anyway. Interesting experiment, by the way!
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
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