DIY experiments have never failed to amaze us. So here are some of the amazing experiments that will make you look like a geek and will never fail to amaze your audience. With no further ado, let’s get to the list.
A square bubble:
Making a square bubble looks like quite impossible. But in reality, we can if you can assemble a medium size plastic container, washing liquid, straw, pipe cleaners, scissors, and glycerine. Now full the container with water, little less to full and pour the liquid soap into it. Add glycerine to the mixture and mix well. Now cut the 12 straw into halves and made the cut pieces into a cube with the help of the pipe cleaners. Dip and take the cube out and see the square bubble form!
Slimes are quite common DIY experiments today, but we are going to make it a bit scary. Here are things that you will require. Two bowls a big and a small one, water, borax, spoon, PVA glue, green food dye, soon and ziplock cover. Add borax to half a cup of water in the small bowl and mix it well. Now add PVA glue and water along with the dye into the large bowl and mix well. Keep stirring while adding the borax solution to the big bowl and pull the liquid slime out of the bowl and transfer it to the zip lock cover. Store it and use it to scare someone later.
You will need 4 glasses, 4different food colours, syringe, sugar, water and a mini test tube. Add one tablespoon of sugar to the first glass, two to the second, three to the third and four to the fourth. Add water to stir and mix well. Now mix the food dye, one in each glass. Pull the syringe out and start transferring the colour solutions to the test tube. The water will different densities will stand as layers to form a rainbow!
For this experiment, you will need a quarter cup of salt, half a cup of water, quarter cup of oil, an empty glass and a food dye. Add water to the glass and mix the brown food colour to it. Mix well before adding oil to the glass. Add salt to the mixture and leave it for a while. Then add drops of blue food dye to the solutions and salt. Then add a few green drops and again salt. Be with what you see!
Apart from being an interesting experiment, they can also be used as amazing home decorations. You will need matches, a knife, a small cup of olive oil and orange. Slit the orange asking the middle portion. Open the fruit by twist the half to get a properly cut fruit. Pull the fruit out and leave the skin with the vertical thread-like portion in between. Pour the oil. You can either leave it open or close it by using the other half as a kid making a circular hole in it.