How to Make a LAVA LAMP Easy Kids Science Experiments

submitted by jia on 05/23/15 1

A fun and easy science experiment for kids of all ages! Make your own lava lamp using simple materials found in your home. Send mail/artwork to: P.O. Box 103 94 Church st West Delhi, Ontario N4B 1V0 CANADA ***TWITTER*** twitter.com/WhizKidScience ***INSTAGRAM*** followgram.me/WhizKidScience Free background music from JewelBeat.com www.jewelbeat.com Track Title "Fun With Friends" Here's what you'll need: A clear bottle Water Vegetable Oil Food Colouring Alka Seltzer A funnel (optional) First fill your bottle 1/4 of the way full with water. Next add vegetable oil using a funnel to fill the bottle. Add some food colouring (watch as it sinks down into the water). Finally add a few pieces of alka seltzer that have been broken up. Voila - your very own lava lamp!!! Try with different coloured food colouring and add more or less alka seltzer for varied effects. You can even put a lid on your bottle for use another day! How it works: When you add alka seltzer, the carbon dioxide that is produced rises to the surface bringing water and food colouring along with it. When the carbon dioxide is released at the top of the bottle, the water and food colouring sink back down because it is more dense than the oil.

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