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Why not get your lab coat on at home and try out this classic erupting volcano experiment?See the full written instructions and find out more about these inc...
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How to make a Volcano DIY Science Experiment!!! Learn how to make an erupting volcano and do fun baking soda and vinegar science experiment for kids!
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As part of the kids Science Fair activity, we made a papier mache erupting volcano - a great craft come science and LOTS of fun. More info here http://bit.ly...
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You can use a bottle or can or really any container for your volcanic eruption, but it’s easy to make the volcano shape by coating your container with clay or papier mache. Here is a simple recipe for a homemade clay volcano: 1. 6 cups flour 2. 2 cups salt 3. 2 cups water 4. 4 tablespoons cooking oil 5. 2 cups water 1. Mix the ingredients together ...
This is the classic science fair project volcano. The baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) reacts with the vinegar(weak acetic acid) to produce carbon dioxide gas. The detergent traps the gas, which is heavier than air, so it flows down the side of the volcano. 1. warm water 2. liquid dishwashing detergent 3. red or orange food coloring 4. baking soda ...
packet of quick-rise yeasthydrogen peroxide (3% sold in stores or can use 6% from beauty supply stores)food coloringThis volcano bubbles and oozes lava. The eruption is not so dramatic, but is interesting and long-lasting. The acidity of the vinegar and tomatoes in the ketchup reacts with the baking soda to produce carbon dioxide gas, which gets trapped as bubbles by the detergent. 1. ketchup 2. warm water 3. dishwashing liquid 4. baking soda 1. Mix together ket...
This volcano erupts instantly and spectacularly. For a truly memorable volcano, use diet tonic water instead of diet cola and shine a black light on the volcano. This produces a vivid blue glowing eruption! 1. diet soda (regular soda works too, but produces a sticky mess) 2. Mentos candies 1. Fill the volcano full of soda (or you could have molded ...
This volcano appears to smoke, releasing a cascade of bubble lava. 1. warm water 2. dishwashing liquid 3. dry ice 1. Fill the volcano with warm water. 2. Add a bit of dishwashing liquid. 3. When you are ready to start the eruption, use gloves or tongs to drop a piece of dry ice into the volcano. Do you need more ways to make a volcano? You can bake...
Aug 23, 2024 · 1. Add 2 tbsp (28.8 g) of baking soda and 1/2 tsp (3 g) of salt to a cup. Use a larger plastic cup or a glass jar so you can build the volcano around the cup. Make sure the baking soda and salt are at the bottom of the cup in an even layer.
Prepare your crater. Cut off the top of the paper cup so it's only about 0.5 inches (1-2 cm) tall. Place the paper cup at the center of your piece of paper and trace around the bottom to make a circle. The circle and the cup represent the crater inside your volcano. Tape the cup to the piece of cardboard or a cookie sheet.
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In a bowl, combine the bicarbonate of soda and washing up liquid. Add the water and mix thoroughly. Pour this mixture into your volcano. 7. In a cup, mix together the vinegar and food colouring. 8. When you're ready, pour the vinegar into the bottle with the bicarbonate. Wait for it to erupt and watch how the lava flows.
