EGG
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1. 2.
Dissolve 12 ounces (350 grams) of salt in a quart of water (use Kosher salt for clear solution] In
3
glasses
#1
-
Plain
put:
water
#3 - llaLWwater in 1/2 & add salt slowly downside to fill 3.
Biological
Place uncooked egg
in each glass.
Soap
Shows the difference between regular soap and "biological enzymatic" soap.
1
Fill
two
jars
with water.
Add a
biological soap to one jar & mix.
couple
(2-3)
tablespoons
of
To the second jar add the same
amount of regular or traditional soap powder & mix.
2.
Peel two hard boiled eggs and place one egg in the jar with the
biological regular
3.
soap
solution
and the
second
egg
in
the
^ar with
the
soap solution.
Check the eggs every 6-8 hours over the next 3-4 days and note any differences.
The biological soap contains enzymes which will breakdown the egg protein.
COLOR
CHANGES
1.
Soak red red
cabbage
juice.
Also,
in
hot
can
water
use
and
extract
red
unsweetened grape
juice.
juice
Filter
and dilute
& 10
keep to
1
or dissolve a teaspoon of either black raspberry, blackberry, or grape jam in a glass of warm water. Dilute until you have a light cranberry
colored
solution.
2.
To red solution add household ammonia by drops. Stir, and watch color change until it is blue-green.-> basic solution, i.e. pH >7.0
3.
To blue-green solution,
1.
Mix unsweetened grape juice and water in a 1 to 1 mixture i.e.
2.
Vinegar mix : 1 tablespoon of commercial vinegar to 1/2 glass of water
3.
Ammonia mix: 1 tablespoon of commercial ammonia to 1/2 glass of water
4.
Add drops of vinegar or ammonia to the grape juice solution to see
reddish.
of grape
(6-
(6-8
8
-> acidic
juice to
add drop of vinegar or lemon juice -> pink or
solution,
i.e.
pH < 7.0
1 units of water.
1 unit
ounces)
ounces).
color changes. Use a clear bottom glass over white paper.
solution and holding only one straw take from the solution to form a large soap film. By moving this slowly, you can form a large bubble.
PIGGYBACK
BUBBLES
(I
have
1.
Put
24
2.
Add
1
1.
4
drops
2.
1
tablespoon
3.
2
tablespoons
of
a)
put
corn
syrup
b)
add
detergent
c)
use
a
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drops cup
of
never
of
of
corn
Joy
corn
tried
syrup
in
detergent
and
this)
a disk or 2
container
cups of water.
Stir
until
mixed,
syrup
of
liquid
loop
detergent
water in
dish
plus
and
can
first
water get
and mix
piggy
slowly
back bubbles
COLORS
1.
Poor milk
into
a
shallow dish until
it
is
1/2
deep.
2.
Sprinkle a few drops of food coloring gently onto the surface of the
3.
Carefully,
milk.
dish. 4.
let
a
The detergent
Wait
about
a
drop
of
should
minute.
liquid
detergent
flow below the
Colors
will
start
sorts of patterns. The reaction will detergent to keep the reaction going.
GLOOPY
run
down
the
side
of
the
surface of the milk. to
last
swirl
around
several
and
minutes.
form Add
all more
GLOP
1.
Put
glue
2.
1/3
into
Mix
it
cup of a
together
stuff.
Takes
3.
in
Keep
SCULPTURE
CLAY
liquid landry starch and 1/3 cup of white
a
-
liquid school
bowl.
about
with 15
-
your 30
refrigerator
NO
COOK
hand,
until
you
get
a
big
gooey
piece
of
seconds.
so
it will
not
dry
out.
STUFF
1. Place into a bowl 1 cup of flour, 1/4 cup of salt and 1/3 cup of water. Mix together with a wooden spoon. Press mixture between your fingers to eliminate the lumps. If
mixture
make
a
gets
colored
too
dry,
mixture
add
add
a
food
little water, coloring.
too wet
add
some
flour.
To
2.
Store in a plastic bag in the refrigerator, room temperature before using.
to
but
allow the clay to come
3. After you are done sculpturing, let your artwork dry for several days in the air. You can then paint the sculpture using water base paints. To better preserve your art work, after the paint is thoroughly dry, brush on clear nail polish to give it a shiny finish.
EXTRA
EASY
1
FUDGE
pound
1/2 1/2
of
cup of cup of
powdered
1.
Mix
2.
Pour the
3.
refrigerate
CRYSTAL
sugar
1/3
powdered milk cocoa powder
all
the
above
in
mixture
a bowl
into
until
cup
of
a
until
smooth
shallow pan
stiff,
cut
into
like
a
8
inch
baking dish
squares
GARDEN
6
tablespoons
of water
1
tablespoon of
6
tablespoons
of
6
tablespoons
food
Mix
2.
Place
3.
For
color,
4.
Set
dish
CREEPING
laundry bluing
coloring
1.
1
water
1/2 cup melted butter Dash of salt
salt,
5-6
water,
charcoal
bluing,
in
a
sprinkle
and
ammonia
flat dish food
in warm place
a
in
and pour
coloring
for
pieces
over
couple
ammonia
of
of
salt
charcoal
a bowl.
liquid mixture over the
days
it.
charcoal.
and
crystals
will
appear.
CRYSTALS
Tablespoon
1/4
Epsom
teaspoon of
Salt
1
food color
1. Measure salt and water, dissolve in the water. 2.
Stir
in
food
3.
Pour
into
jar
(any heat
coloring after
lid
so
almost
Tablespoon
of
water
color but yellow) over
warm
water
remove mixture
full
of
liquid.
if
needed
for
salt
to
from heat.
Let
sit
for
several
days.
EXPERIMENT.
Acid indicator Chemists use "indicators" to test whether
a substance is an acid or a base.
Indicators work by turning a distinctive color when added to an acid or base. You can make your own indicator from red cabbage. You can also make indicators from the juice of elderberries or blackberries.
1
To make your indicator, take a good red cabbage — it must be red cabbage
— and chop it up finely on a chopping
board. Then boil about a pint of distilled
water in a saucepan.
You Will Need
• red cabbage • distilled waier • knife and
• small jars • substances 10 test
throw away the used cabbage.The liquid should be a dark reddish purple
color. The color will change when you
add acids or alkalis.
Neutral
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take the saucepan off the heat. Let it
stand for half an hour or so until it is
completely cool.
3 Strain the liquid into a jar, and
chopping board • saucepan • sieve • large jar
Ann Tiie chopped carbace carefull7 to the boiling distilled water, and
A To test if something is acid or T" alkali, pour a little of your indicator into a small jar. Then add a little of the
substance to be tested. A change in color indicates the result as below.
Weak alkali
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POP-POP
DIRTY
BOTTLE
1.
Loosely wrap 1 tablespoon of baking soda into 1/4 of a paper towel.
2.
Add
3.
Now add the paper towel to the bottle and seal quickly with a cork.
to a plastic
vinegar
STAND
BACK
PENNY
BATH
1.
To
2.
for the
1/2
oz.
soda bottle
cork will
shoot
cup of vinegar add 2
Stir to dissolve
hot
16
water
and
salt;
continue
if
cup of water
into the
it will
cup of
salt.
all
dissolve
container
in
4.
To make pennies shiny;
1.
To regular tap water add blue food coloring to get a dark to light blue
2.
Find a clear, cylindrical container that is roughly 2 inches in diameter and 7 inches long. The new plastic 16 oz. soda bottles
oil
on
it.
rinse
set
Slide pennies
cooking
remove,
1/2
3.
of
stir,
not
and
air.
teaspoons of
stirring.
into bath,
1/2
in clean water and dry.
rub with a paper towel which has several drops
WAVE
color
(your preference).
work but
are
not
the
best.
3.
Fill the lower half with light mineral oil.
4.
Fill the remainder with the blue water.
1.
To 1 1/2 cups of corn starch slowly add 1/2 cup of water. the mixture is fully wetted but can not be stirred.
2.
Small amount:
is
not
Hold
as
good.
sideways
and watch the waves.
Salad oil will work but
Cap so that it will not leak.
PUD
RAINBOW BUBBLES
2/3 4
-
LARGE
Stir until
1/2 cup corn starch & 3 tablespoons of water BUBBLES
cup of Joy or Dawn detergent
cups
1-2
of
water
teaspoons of
glycerine
You can use cups with holes punched in the end to blow large bubbles. To get large bubbles, thread three feet of cotton string through 2 straws and
tie the two ends of the string together. Separate the straws to form a rectangle shape of string-straw-string-straw. Put your soap solution in a large container like a baking dish. Dunk your string-straw into the