does a raw egg spin faster than a boiled egg?

Question

science project thing

Answer 1

No. A raw egg won't hardly spin and a hard-boiled one will. It's a good way to tell them apart if you lose track of what's in the 'fridge.

Answer 2

I believe the two eggs will spin at the same speed (I haven't been able to notice a difference in spin speed). However, there is a way to tell the two apart by spinning the egg. Spin the egg, then press a finger on top of the egg just long enough to stop the spinning (taking your finger off as quickly as possible). The raw egg will start spinning again after you stop it. This is because the yolk in the raw egg will keep some rotational momentum. The hard boiled egg, once you stop the spinning, it will stay stopped when you remove your finger.

Answer 3

Here's the trick: If you spin a boiled egg and stop it full spin it will stop. If you do the same with a raw egg it will start moving again because the yoke inside will keep moving. This effect causes the boiled egg spin faster.

Answer 4

A boiled egg wil spin perfectly like a top. A raw egg will only wobble around. True!!!

Answer 5

The hard- boiled egg will spin very fast, while the non-cooked egg will spin more slowly.

Answer 6

I dk try it is your science project.... get 2 eggs.... spin the raw egg see how fast it spins.... boil the other egg.... spin it and see how fast it spins.... and there you go!!

Answer 7

a boiled egg will spin on one end, faster too

Answer 8

I would think not. Being that the interior of the boiled egg is solid you won't have the liquid inside fluctuating.

Answer 9

Why don't you conduct an experiment and see?

Answer 10

Do eggs spin???.......