861K views · 158 reactions | Liquid Density Experiment https://www.raisingdragons.com/liquid-density-experiment-age-4-10/ | Raising Dragons - Activities For Kids | Facebook

38K views · 68 reactions | We loved this cool and colorful Water & Milk density Experiment! 珞 #kidsactivities #science #scienceexperiment #kids #momlife #activity #fun #preschool | Patricia Figueroa | Facebook

Liquid Density Experiment 💦age 4-10 💦 This is a classic experiment, but one we wanted to try! We added (in this order) honey, corn syrup, dish soap, water (dyed red), vegetable oil and rubbing alcohol (dyed green). After all fluids were added, we dropped in a marble, a cherry tomato, plastic beads and a ping pong ball. It was so cool to see the objects float in the various layers. In the end, Nate tried to mix the liquids but they still stayed pretty separate! 👍🏻 Note: For us, the dish soap

2.5K views · 84 reactions | Salting Out Density Column Experiment (Chemistry) Using water, isopropyl rubbing alcohol, oil, salt, and food coloring you can create a three-layer density column that can be mixed and will repeatedly separate into three distinct layers. One key to this experiment is a process called salting out and it is basically using salt to outcompete for the intermolecular attractions of water. | ChemClub | Facebook

387K views · 5.2K reactions | This colourful experiment will help you...