Experiment: "Rainbow liquid" by

Materials:

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 Glass or large glass container
• Measuring cup or cup
• Red, yellow, blue and green coloring
• Teaspoon
• Honey or corn syrup
• Blue dishwashing soap
•Alcohol
• Oil

Elaboration Process:

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 18:51:06 UTC

1-First let's make the color purple. To do this, fill half of the glass
measured with honey or corn syrup. Add a drop of blue dye and
Another drop of red dye. Stir well and pour the result into the glass
big.

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 18:52:45 UTC

2-Now the blue color. It's very simple: just pour the soap from
blue color to the middle of our measuring cup and then incorporate it
very slowly the big glass.

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 18:54:05 UTC

3-It was the turn of the green color. Fill the measuring cup with water until the
half and add a drop of green dye. If you do not have, drop a drop of
blue and yellow, and stir well. Incorporates into the glass
big.

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 18:54:55 UTC

4-To make the color yellow you only have to fill the glass halfway
meter with oil, and carefully put back the large glass.

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 18:57:21 UTC

5-And we finish with the color red: fill half a measuring glass with alcohol and
add a drop of red dye. Mix well and pour into the large glass the
mixture.

"Rainbow Liquid"

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FINISH!!

Curious given:

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 22:43:39 UTC

These substances are not mixed because of the molecular structure of the fluids.

If the ends of the molecules of a liquid are related to those of the other, they will be attracted, "glued" forming mixtures. Instead, if there is no attraction, the molecules do not bind and the less dense liquid will remain on the densest.

Sarahi_Martinez19 — 2019-01-18 22:45:18 UTC