Introduction
It is always fun to try out science experiments that show the spark and bring out an explosion, isn’t it? It adds much to the excitement of the kids and they also learn something new that they have not known before. This is a way for the children to learn and explore things on your own and with such experiments, the love for skills and education just rises up. They also become independent and the curiosity to know new things attacks them more often.
Apparatus
- Vase
- Vinegar
- Baking Soda
- Food Colouring – Depends on the colour you want your explosion to be.
- Blue Glitter
- Pan
Warnings
From the name of the science experiment, it is quite clear that some sort of explosion is involved in the experiment and for the same, it is advised for the kids to perform the science experiment under the guidance of their parents or under any sort of supervision. Well, you never want to hurt yourself at the end of an explosive experiment, do you?
Procedure
Step 1
First and foremost, take a 2-3 table full of baking soda in the vase that you are using, make sure to slide it down to the bottom. Now, take the vase and put it inside the pan.
Step 2
Take the food colouring that you want to use and take 6-7 drops of it. Also, add at least 1 to 2 table full of glitters.
Step 3
Now, add in some vinegar. Do this pretty quick to observe the effects that are the explosion.
Result
After a while, the whole action calms down, ask your kid to do the experiment and choose the things that they need to add in the process. Change the list of ingredients to see the reaction of your kid and how it follows it up. Add salt to see if there are any changes or rather some candies that your child loves. See the fun that your kids have while doing the activity.
The explosion can sometimes create a froth and you can see the image to see the results.
Conclusion
Allow your child to change the different variables and then let them predict the results of the science activity. However, you can be all ready to enjoy the results.
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