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Science Snacks: water
A Splash of Color
Is pure water colorless?
Blue Sky
Discover why the sky is blue and the sunset is red.
Cool Hot Rod
Objects change size when heated or cooled.
Critical Angle
Discover why your favorite cat videos don't leak out of optical fibers.
Deep Blue
Submerge yourself in underwater color perception.
Eyedropper Hydrometer
Construct a simple hydrometer to compare the densities of solutions.
Geyser
Just spew it—build your own cyclic hot water fountain.
Having a Gas with Water
Use electricity to break water into its elemental components.
Indicating Electrolysis
Break water into hydrogen and oxygen with a simple device.
Organ Pipe
Get Bach to the fundamentals.
Plot the Dot
Graphing can be a slippery slope to understanding.
Pop Bottle
Put a new twist on pressure changes.
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