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Fizzing Hearts for Valentine's Day STEAM
How To Make Slime With Baking Soda And Vinegar | Homemade slime recipe, Slime recipe, Cool slime recipes
Baking Soda and Vinegar Science Experiments - Little Bins for Little Hands
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7 Kids Exploding Experiments - DIY Thought
How to make liquid water turn into ice instantly with just a few supplies you likely have at home already… | Cool science experiments, Fun science, Science for kids
How to Turn Water Into Ice Instantly
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Hurricane In A Jar
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Cloud in a Bottle Experiment With Rubbing Alcohol
This baking soda and vinegar balloon experiment is one of the most exciting ways to watch a… | Balloon experiment, Baking soda experiments, Science experiments kids
Vinegar And Baking Soda Experiments
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💫Spinning coin inside a balloon experiment. 🌀Experiment on centripetal force.
- The coin was set in motion by the initial force provided by the rotation of the balloon, and the shape of the balloon helps the movement of the coin to a circular path. - There is also a slight friction force between the edge of the balloon and the coin, which slowly helps in stopping the balloon from spinning. - Another force is that of gravity, which pulls down the coin. - But the force which helps the balloon spin into circles is centripetal force. 🧪Materials required- 1. A Coin • 2. A Balloon
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How to trap a bubble in a jar 🫧
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Very simple and interesting color experiment!
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