How to make water firework experiment/ easy science experiment | Do at home, oil + water experiment

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • hello viewers,
    Today I will show you an experiment with water, color, and oil. This is an amazing and very interesting easy experiment that you can do at your home. this science experiment is also available on the Einstein box and named 'Water fireworks', here used some common equipment or materials that are easily found in every home. This experiment is also called magical underwater fireworks. so let's see till the end and try to make this science project at your home.
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Комментарии • 5

  • @limiranjith8544
    @limiranjith8544 3 месяца назад

    Pls explain

    • @MREasyMaker
      @MREasyMaker  3 дня назад

      The difference in color density (higher) and oil density (lower) caused the colors in the oil to form droplets. When the color+oil mixture was added to water, the oil floated on top of the water. The color tried to sink to the bottom due to its higher density, and it spread upon contact with water because water and dye have almost equal density.

  • @MagalyMarquez-k3u
    @MagalyMarquez-k3u 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hermoso experimento

  • @Riyfath-vq7dl
    @Riyfath-vq7dl 6 дней назад

    Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz explain

    • @MREasyMaker
      @MREasyMaker  3 дня назад

      The difference in color density (higher) and oil density (lower) caused the colors in the oil to form droplets. When the color+oil mixture was added to water, the oil floated on top of the water. The color tried to sink to the bottom due to its higher density, and it spread upon contact with water because water and dye have almost equal density.