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Add one tablespoon of liquid 1 into the mini cup. (For mixture 1, liquid 1 is baby oil.) Clean the tablespoon with water and dish soap and let it dry. Carefully add one tablespoon of liquid 2 into the same mini cup, as shown in Figure 3. Pour the liquid gently on top of the other and do not stir the liquids yet.
Feb 6, 2016 · 2. If someone gave me a straw in my cereal bowl and a spoon in my glass of milk I'd say there's been a. mix-up. noun informal. a confusion of one thing with another, or a misunderstanding or mistake that results in confusion. "there's been a mix-up over the tickets". synonyms: confusion, muddle, misunderstanding, mistake, error; informal screw-up.
Dec 14, 2016 · There’s fun science in understanding that although water and soap make bubbles, to make long-lasting bubbles, you need some sort of sugar. Here’s one recipe: Measure 3 cups of water into one container. Add 1/2 cup dish soap, and stir GENTLY. Add 1/2 tablespoon glycerin OR 2 tablespoons light corn syrup. Stir gently.
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Many reactions involve a transfer of energy. In some cases the energy may be felt as heat energy or seen as light energy. Often, both light and heat can be observed at the same time! When a reaction gives off heat, we call this an exothermic reaction. This means that heat is transferred from the reactants to the external environment. When the oppos...
A change in colour is another sign that a chemical reaction has occurred. A good example of this is when something rusts. Pure iron is naturally silver in colour. We don’t usually observe it this way on Earth because it reacts easily with the oxygen in the air. The balanced chemical equationof this reaction is:
Sometimes a chemical reaction produces a gas as one of its products. When this happens, we can observe bubbles or fumes. An example of a chemical reaction that produces a gas is the reaction between baking soda and lemon juice (citric acid). If you mix baking soda with lemon juice (or vinegar), both substances quickly react to form bubbles. The bub...
Sometimes when two solutions undergo a chemical reaction, one of the new products formed from the reaction is not soluble. This means that it is not able to dissolve in the new solution. Instead, we can observe a solid that is distinct and separate from the solution. We call this solid a precipitate. You have probably heard the word “precipitation”...
Not all things should be mixed together. When you mix two or more things together to make a new chemical this is called a reaction. Combining two or more things without making a new chemical is called a mixture. Baking soda and vinegar makes a fun explosion; Carbon dioxide gas is a fast-acting gas formed when baking soda is mixed with acid.
Separating a mixture is a way to reverse the creating of something new. If sand and rocks were mixed, a mixture was made with the two substances. It can be changed, and the mixture separated if the stones and sand are sifted. The small grains of sand will fall through the sifter leaving the rocks on top and separated.
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It's possible to "unmix" things, but you have to decrease the entropy of the system, and you generally can't do that without expending energy. It would be quite surprising if you mixed together 100 red marbles and 100 blue marbles together and found that they perfectly separated into two coloured halves. Of course, if you know exactly the form ...
