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I think that all of these experiments are very cool. I wonder what causes the food coloring to expand when the soap touches it. I also wonder how many drops of water they were able to put on the penny. I  Also wonder why the soap in coffee makes little bubbles. Overall I think that these experiments are very cool and I want to try some of them.

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Molly
First that was amazing! So many cool science experiments! All 10 of them were very cool! That is so cool it’s even with stuff that you have at home. Though I have to say I think 1 was the best! I wonder how the small bubbles made a big bubble!

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I thought it was really cool how most of the experiments required soap. I wonder what would happen if you put food coloring in other liquids instead of milk. Would the same thing happen if you put a Q-Tip covered in soap in the liquid?

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I think it was cool how everything she did resulted in something AWESOME.

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Her joke at the end of the video when she said this one will need parent supervision was very very very very very very very very very very funny.

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That was cool🤩

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The one with soap in her coffee almost made me 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮. Any ways that was cool 😉

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That was amazing! My favorite ones were the first one and last one. I wonder what temperature the pot had to be for the last one, and what type of soap she used for some of the experiments. I will be testing my mom’s coffee for those little bubbles, cause I saw an open bottle soap
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That was so cool! It was like there was something except the screen and how the water made bubbles.

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Wow. I wonder how the bubbles thing works.

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Those outstanding I have to try them!!!!
But I wonder how and why the food coloring did that in the milk?
And how did the soap do that in the coffee?
Also I wonder how did the water Vapor into the air when it hit the pan and then start collecting other parts of water?
And finally I wonder how many drops she actually did get on that penny

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That was very interesting because the fact that all you needed was a little bit of soap for all the experiments was cool. The thing I’m curious is about how did the coffee and soap react that they made little bubbles that skidded a cross the water.

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I am just What the what

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Kailyn
I wonder how on the pan the bubbles gathered together to make an even larger bubble. I guess a little bit of soap does make things a little bit cooler. If the colors on the firework mix together do they turn one solid color? I also really like how much experiments this person did. I’m going to have to go home and try this! Now I really do want to know how much drops of water can fit on a penny.

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Being a science lover myself, I love experiments that involve objects you have at home. I wonder what is in the soap and water (and any other liquids) that can make those experiments happen. I'd love to do the bonus experiment.

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Olivia🤩
That was really cool. I can’t wait to go home and try some of those experiments! I wonder what creates the surface tension, and I wonder how long it lasts.

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I liked how she did those science experiments with H2O aka water.I wonder if she looked up those science experiments or she just thought of them herself.But still that was pretty cool.I mean like who does water experiments.We do but we hardly realize it.Also never in my life have I seen that many water experiments in one video.It was sooooooooooooooooo coooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!If she did think of those experiments then that was really nice,cool,thoughtful,and creative of her.

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the tension of the surface film of a liquid caused by the attraction of the particles in the surface layer by the bulk of the liquid, which tends to minimize surface area.

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That was cool. I wonder if there was soap or residue from soap in the coffee she had been drinking. I also wonder what makes the water come into one big drop when heated. I liked when she used the soap to make the boat float away. I wonder what is in soap that makes it break the surface tension of water so easily.

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That was a different kind of video. That was really cool and fun. I wonder what was in the coffee that made it so that the bubbles formed? Also if soap was what recreated it than what was in the coffee, soap?

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I thought it was really cool how many different things you could do with water. I am curious how many time the roosters interrupted her

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That was really cool. My favorite part was when she put the water into the pan and the water started to bounce and form a little circle. I wonder how the little balls appeared in that lady's coffee when there was no soap in it. I wonder if it might have been the temperature that caused it. I am also curious to know how the paper clip suddenly sank when she placed the Q-tip with the soap in the water. That was pretty cool.

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That was pretty cool I liked how she did multiple experiments and showed us how to do them.

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Those were so cool I'm so curious on how the soap on the q tip made the paper clip fall and how the little balls form how did that happen maybe with the soap moved over the paper clip and made it fall.

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That was so cool. I can't believe the surface tension can hold up washer even though there are holes in the lid. I wonder if you could try the trick with Apple juice or even vinegar. Science is so cool.

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I wonder how surface tension affects the water in the jar with the screen. I am also wondering what surface tension is and why soap will affect it. I am also wondering  what other liquids cause the little spheres in the coffee to form and if there is none why coffee shops put soap in coffee. I think she could explain why surface tension was affecting the experiments.

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Talk about Quitip magic who knew that soap and Quitip could do so much. Science. I wonder what was in her coffee that made the bubbles hmmmm... What caused the the soap to have any effect on the surface tension, if whatever the soap contained that broke the tension is and something else

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It is so cool how you can make as is so many things with water. I wonder how many takes it took to get it right. I also wonder how long it took the pan to get up, and how much milk you would use for the fireworks.

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That was cool. The water didn’t come out because of tension. I wonder why it holds up against gravity.💧

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Whoa I want to try that stuff at home it ssoooooooo awesome 😎

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AMAZING!!!!! I’m wondering how the screen on the jar could still hold the water without it falling. I’m also wondering how many water drops you CAN fit on a penny. I want to try every single one.

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That was a cool video! My favorite experiment was the one with milk fireworks. To make that video better, she could have explained exactly what surface tension was. I didnt really understand, but it was cool!

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Who knew water could be that cool? How did the water not drop when she turned the jar over? It seems like it defeats the laws of gravity! The milk was cool too, it just exploded! You know, soap was in most of the experiments, why did soap do that? The video was so cool! 💧

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I think it was really cool how surface tension could hold it all up. I wonder why it was the soap that could impact it and not other liquids. I also wonder how the soap made the bubbles it the coffee. I’m wondering if gravity had a BIG part to do with all of this or was the chemicals and temperature.