Chemistry
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Color Changing Substances
Why are some foods bitter and others sour? Test household substances using red cabbage indicator and discover the colorful world of pH! Color Changing Substances Activity SheetRock Candy
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When you think of a crystal, you might imagine shiny minerals like quartz and amethyst. But did you know table salt, white sugar, and even the ice that forms on the sides of the freezer are crystals, too? In this experiment, use granulated sugar to grow crystals that you can eat! Rock Candy Activity Sheet Rock Candy & Kitchen Chemistry...pH in the Aquarium
Why is the pH of water so important in an aquarium? Learn how the Discovery World aquarists use chemistry to keep the tanks just right for all of our animals. pH in the Aquarium VideoDancing Raisins
Items placed in water will sink, float… or dance? Test items in your kitchen to discover the different ways they move in liquid. Dancing Raisins Activity SheetIncredible, Edible Ice Cream
Milwaukee loves dairy products – from cheese curds to our favorite dessert, frozen custard. Learn about the science behind your favorite frozen treat and make some with simple ingredients from the store! Incredible, Edible Ice Cream Activity Sheet