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It’s easy, fun, kinda messy, and colorful. Learn about subtractive color combinations. Learn what colors make other colors.
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The Digital Bits Science Labs are fun science experiments for young children. Kids, make sure you have an adult's permission before trying any of these science experiments.
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It’s easy, fun, kinda messy, and colorful. Learn about subtractive color combinations. Learn what colors make other colors.
Continue reading ‘Learn colors and color combinations with food coloring’ »
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See how the electrical conductivity of water changes depending on what is dissolved in it.
Continue reading ‘Multimeter experiments with electricity and water’ »
A note of caution on this experiment: One of the gasses produced is chlorine. While this is safe on a small scale, you should not replicate on a large scale without safeguards. Thanks to Larry Robinson for this information - for detail, see his comment below this article.
Continue reading ‘Easy electrolysis - how to make your own hydrogen’ »
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A leaky bottle can teach how air pressure works, and how strong air pressure is - It can stop water from flowing!
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Surface tension is a special attribute of water. When water is exposed to air, it forms a thin “skin” that keeps the water together. This is how some bugs skim over a water’s surface: surface tension keeps them from sinking into the water.
Continue reading ‘How to join and separate two streams of water - surface tension in action’ »
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Oil and water don’t mix. Putting food coloring in oil, and letting it slowly settle into a glass of water will create “water fireworks”, little streamers of color cruising down through the water.
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Earth’s atmosphere insulates and heats the Earth. This experiment is a great visual of the Greenhouse Effect.
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This experiment shows how water can conduct and absorb heat.
Equipment needed: Continue reading ‘Heat conduction with water, balloon and candle’ »
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This is an experiment that shows the concept of heat being energy.
Equipment needed: Continue reading ‘Heat is energy’ »
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Learn about buoyancy. Be able to answer the question: “How does a boat float?”
Continue reading ‘Why does a boat float? Experiment with buoyancy.’ »