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Chemistry

  • Make your own cold pack with this endothermic chemical reaction

    Energy is required to break down substances, and it is released when new substances are formed. 'Heat' is most...

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  • Mix lemon juice and baking soda to make an endothermic reaction

    Energy is required to break down substances, and it is most often released when new substances are formed. Some...

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  • Test how oxygen affects the amount of vitamin C contained in orange juice

    We all know how important it is to get enough 'Vitamin C' in one's diet, but how long does...

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  • Snuff out a candle by ‘pouring’ carbon dioxide gas over it

    Carbon dioxide also scientifically known as CO2, which is widely used in fire extinguishers are commonly used to put...

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  • Demonstrate how molecule size affects its ability to escape from a balloon

    Many people give balloons to congratulate someone, say happy birthday or get well soon, but unfortunately, they do not...

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  • Make your own recycled paper

    New paper is made from soft-pulp trees that is cut down and sawed into bolts for processing. These days,...

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  • Find out what happens to gases when it is heated

    All matter on earth comes in three forms: Solids, liquids and gases. Examples of solids are: Rock, wood or...

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  • Calculate the viscosity factor of various liquids

    Measure the viscosity of various liquids by calculating the average time a round solid object takes to fall through...

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  • Test and compare fat and oil content in everyday foods

    People living in very cold climates depend on fatty foods for energy, but fatty foods are also the reason...

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  • Use chemistry to make your own homemade perfume

    Scents are almost certain to bring back memories for nearly anyone. Just think of the fragrance of a...

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