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Why do you need salt to make ice cream? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 338 seconds more info: http://MarshallBrain .com/science This simple science experiment lets you make a quick batch of ice cream, and then explore the reason why you needed to add salt to the ice when making that ice cream. Uses a cool graph to understand the temperature change when you add salt to ice. Related: cream, education, educational, experiments, ice, k-12, parents, salt, science, students, teachers, temperature |
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How strong is a strand of hair? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 272 seconds This science experiment lets you find out exactly how strong a strand of your hair is. See http://www.marshallb rain.com/science for deatils. Related: education, educational, experiment, experiments, hair, k-12, parents, science, students, teachers |
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Electromagnets - How can electricity create a magnet? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 297 seconds More info: http://MarshallBrain .com/science This short video helps you understand how electromagnets turn electricity into magnetism. Related: education, educational, electricity, electromagnet, experiments, k-12, magnet, magnetism, parents, science, students, teachers |
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Measuring Yourself Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 287 seconds More info: http://MarshallBrain .com/science - explains the equations in the video. This video shows how scientists use creativity to measure non-obvious things like reaction time, lung capacity and jump height. Related: education, educational, experiments, k-12, measurements, measuring, parents, reaction, science, students, teachers, time |
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What do yeast like to eat? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 280 seconds A science experiment for kids that lets them see what foods yeast like best. http://MarshallBr ain.com/science Related: education, educational, experiment, experiments, k-12, parents, science, students, teachers, yeast |
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Soda and mentos experiments Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 314 seconds This video will help you to see a variety of experiments that you can try with soda and mentos. Go to http://MarshallBrain .com/science for a write-up on the actual mechanism involved. Related: diet, education, educational, experiment, experiments, k-12, mentos, parents, science, soda, students, teachers |
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How far is a lightyear? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 306 seconds This video helps to understand how far a light year is by looking at things like light seconds and light minutes. Related: education, educational, experiment, experiments, k-12, light, lightyear, parents, science, students, teachers, year |
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What is the best insulation? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 308 seconds More info: http://MarshallBrain .com/science In the video we try several different types of insulation, including paper towels, newspaper and aluminum foil to see which one keeps the heat in the best. Related: cold, education, educational, experiments, heat, insulation, insulator, k-12, parents, science, students, teachers |
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How does your body digest food? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 370 seconds This video explains the digestive process and the roles of the stomach, small and large intestines. It includes a fun science experiment at the end. Related: digestion, education, educational, experiment, experiments, k-12, parents, science, stomach, students, teachers |
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How much sugar is in a can of soda? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 248 seconds A science experiment that lets us find out how much sugar there is in a typical can of soda. http://MarshallBr ain.com/science Related: education, educational, experiment, experiments, k-12, parents, science, students, teachers, yeast |
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How do you keep an egg from breaking? Posted by: ScienceOnTheBrain
Video duration: 280 seconds More info: http://marshallbrain .com/science/ This short video helps you think about different ways to protect an egg falling onto a countertop. Egg drop experiments like this can be a lot of fun! Related: break, drop, education, educational, egg, experiments, k-12, parents, protect, science, students, teachers |
