Magic Disappearing Water
Science Behind Experiment Have you ever wondered how diapers absorb liquid? It is because of crystals known as Sodium Polyacrylate, which acts like a sponge and absorbs moisture. When mixed with...
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Science Behind Experiment The bouncing ball in this experiment is made from a polymer. Polymers are molecules made up of repeating chemical units. How high your ball can bounce will depend on the...
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Science Behind Magic Bag with Water Experiment Polymers are molecules made up of repeating chemical units. An example of a polymer used in this experiment is a plastic zip-lock bag. The flexibility...
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Share the joy with your young toddlers and children as you pierce a balloon without it popping! Your kids and family will be so surprised when the Magic Unbreakable Balloon doesn’t pop! Science Behind...
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Tired of waiting for the weather to snow to actually play with snow? Now you can make your own snow instantly! Dr. H performs a science experiment with his magic instant snow to see whether or not he...
View ArticleMagic Slime
Science Behind Experiment Slime is a polymer. The magic slime is unique in this experiment, because it is both a solid and a liquid. (Another great way of explaining States of Matter.) The slime is...
View ArticleMagic Hand
Learn about polymers in this cool and exciting Magic Hand science experiment. Kids love performing this experiment and watching their foam grow. Science Behind Experiment Two liquid polyurethane foams...
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