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Use electricity to separate colored dyes.
Construct a simple battery that can power a light.
See why ocean acidification is giving some marine organisms shell shock.
Construct a protein through cereal additions.
Not all shadows are black.
Watch de-shelled eggs swell and shrink in different fluids.
Distort your vision and see what your brain learns.
Use agar cubes to investigate how size impacts diffusion.
Show that gas is produced during photosynthesis.
Explore the basis of lactose intolerance.
Stare at one color—but see another.
Make a friend disappear, leaving only a smile behind.
To see or not to see.
Test how well your brain can see patterns.
Get all wrapped up in a lesson about your skin.
Different kinds of light can be used to study life.
Explore how different deodorants affect the bacteria in your armpit.
Make yogurt from yogurt.
Turn your kitchen trash into garden treasure.
The perceived color of an object depends on its background.
A flash of light leaves a lingering image.
See yourself as others see you.
Without a boundary, it’s hard to distinguish different shades of gray.
Tune in to tunes with your teeth.
Learn how to fly with this neat mirror trick.
A rotating black-and-white disk produces the illusion of color.
Polarized light reveals stress patterns in clear plastic.
Soap bubbles float on a cushion of carbon dioxide gas.
If you want to stay hidden, you'd better stay still.
Now you see it; now you don’t—an object without a sharp edge can fade from your view.