🔬Learn how to create an insta cloud using an empty water bottle.
❄️Impress your friends by imploding cans using a bowl of ice water and heat.
🥚Witness a raw egg's shell dissolving when soaked in vinegar.
✉️Send secret messages using grape juice and baking soda.
🚀Create a hovercraft using a CD, a balloon, and a hot glue gun.
Are these experiments safe to do at home?
—Yes, all these experiments are safe to do at home. However, adult supervision is recommended, especially for younger children.
Do I need any special equipment to perform these experiments?
—No, you can easily find all the materials needed for these experiments in your home. They require everyday household items.
How much time does each experiment take?
—The time required for each experiment varies, but most can be completed within a few minutes to an hour.
Can I perform these experiments alone or do I need assistance?
—Most of these experiments can be done alone, but some may require assistance, especially when handling heat or sharp objects.
What age group is suitable for these experiments?
—These experiments are suitable for all age groups, but younger children may require adult supervision.
00:04Learn how to create an insta cloud using an empty water bottle and understand the science behind it.
00:39Impress your friends by imploding cans using a bowl of ice water and heat. Witness the power of air pressure.
01:09Witness a raw egg's shell dissolving when soaked in vinegar and learn about the chemical reaction involved.
01:47Send secret messages using grape juice and baking soda. Learn how to make invisible ink and reveal hidden messages.
02:22Create a hovercraft using a CD, a balloon, and a hot glue gun. Discover the science behind reducing friction.
03:09Learn how to make balloon racers and explore the concepts of kinetic and potential energy.
03:58Discover the fascinating properties of gallium and its unique melting point.
05:29Experience the explosive reaction of baking soda and vinegar and learn about chemical reactions.
06:43Make a bottle rocket using baking soda and vinegar. Observe the chemical reaction that propels the rocket.
07:55Get answers to common questions such as the safety of these experiments, required materials, suitable age groups, and more.
