Еxperiments
Sometimes science can be daunting. Whether you are talking about the latest research in the world of quantum mechanics or organic chemistry, the world can turn you on.
You don't have to go through university or work in a high-tech lab to do experiments.
There are many experiments you can do at home with kitchen or supermarket supplies.
Here are some easy ways to see science in action:
You can make your own tornado with the help of two bottles and a piece of tube to connect them. Of course, you'll also need to pour some water into one of them.
When you shake the upper bottle, the water in it will swirl as it drains into the lower bottle. This is because as the water moves down, the air is displaced and moves up.
To make the experiment even more beautiful, you can add broccoli and sweet paint. It will become great!
This experiment uses density to make an arc in a glass. When sugar is dissolved, the solution is denser than water. The more sugar we add - the more the water density increases.
Make four solutions of different densities. You can paint them with egg or candy paint. First, pour the solution containing the most sugar into the glass. Carefully pour on it and the next density solution. Repeat this until you reach the one with the lowest density. Have separate floors been obtained?
Probably often they make you drink vitamins. And those that dissolve in the water we can easily use for experiments. This one will require a glass, paint, water, oil and an effervescent tablet. Fill 1/3 of the glass with water and apply some paint. Add the same amount of oil from above. When you add the tablet, you will see many beautiful bubbles separating from the water.
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