Introduction
To a certain age, all of us has played with soap bubbles. And we can’t deny how much fun we had while blowing those bubbles. But, as we have grown up and you all are a parent now, you can’t get those good old days back and fun the same, right? WRONG! You must not restrict yourself from having from no matter what age group you belong to. Start recalling your childhood memories by blowing those bubbles with your kid(s). Actually, you can have an extra bit of fun especially if you live in a cold region where the temperature is always or most of the times below 0°. Here’s what you can experiment with, you can blow those soap bubbles into the air and witness it getting frozen instantly. You will need no equipment for performing this task. The materials required for blowing soap bubble will only be required.
Apparatus
- Detergent or liquid soap
- Glycerine
- Warm water
- Bubble wand
- Bowl or any container
- Scissors
- Tablespoon
If you don’t have a bubble wand, you can also make it yourself at home. For doing that, you will need pipe cleaners, bamboo sticks or chopsticks will do.
D.I.Y BUBBLE WAND
- Cut the pipe cleaner into the desired
- Make a loop and tie a knot.
- You can also use a bamboo stick to give it some firmness. Remember, using stick is optional.
Procedure
Step 1
Take one cup of warm water into the bowl.
Step 2
Add two tablespoons of liquid soap or any detergent.
Step 3
Add one tablespoon of glycerine.
Step 4
Stir it gently. Make sure no foam is formed.
Step 5
Mix until the solvents are completely dissolved in water.
Step 6
Dip a bubble wand into the solution, take it out of it and make your kids blow through the wand. Bubbles will come out and flow.
Result
Unlike normal weather conditions, when you are in a place with freezing temperature i.e., below 0°, water is bound to freeze as soon as it comes into the atmosphere. Therefore, what you will observe when you blow a bubble into the air is, it will freeze as soon as it comes out of the wand. You can see this happening within few seconds and sometimes within a fraction of the time. If you touch them, you will feel it’s an ice bubble. 
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