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Working Genius is based on premise that in the task continuum each of us have pain point.
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Jason's Egg Osmosis Expirement
- 2. Place egg in vinegar to remove shell Measure weight of egg using balance Measure size of egg using measuring tape
- 3. Place one egg in corn syrup Place one egg in water Weigh and measure eggs again
- 6. Eggs Beakers String Balance
- 7. Measuring Tape Vinegar Corn Syrup Water
- 9. Substance Before After Corn Weight- 71.5 Weight- 50.6 Syrup Size- 16 cm Size- 14.5 cm Water Weight- 71.4 Weight- 87.5 Size- 16 cm Size- 18.5 cm