Piezo Explosive Popper
Kids love things that go boom. Throw in some flames and you've got one of the most popular experiments in Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab. The piezo popper, also known as the film cannon, binaca bomb, or...
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View ArticlePiezo Explosive Popper
Kids love things that go boom. Throw in some flames and you've got one of the most popular experiments in Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab. The piezo popper, also known as the film cannon, binaca bomb, or...
View ArticleOil and water don’t mix
After a rainstorm have you ever noticed puddles in the road with glossy-looking oil floating on top? Ever noticed the oil spots that sometimes form in your chicken-noodle soup? Ever notice how Reeko...
View ArticleBurning through Money experiment (or is it a magic trick?)
In this experiment, we’ll freak Dad out by lighting a five-dollar bill and laughing madly as it burns. The flames will mysteriously go out and the five-dollar bill will be left unharmed. Hmmmm… Is this...
View ArticleUltra Cold LN2 Replacement
Liquid nitrogen, represented by the equation LN2, is often used in higher level science experiments. In this experiment, we’ll create a liquid with the same “ultra cold” properties found in liquid...
View ArticleMake a Christmas-time glitter globe (aka snow globe)
In this science experiment we will mix molecules to make a glitter globe (i.e. a "snow globe"). We will combine rubbing alcohol, vegetable oil, and a few other tiny, shiny things to make a cool science...
View ArticlePiezo Explosive Popper
Kids love things that go boom. Throw in some flames and you've got one of the most popular experiments in Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab. The piezo popper, also known as the film cannon, binaca bomb, or...
View ArticleOil and water don’t mix
After a rainstorm have you ever noticed puddles in the road with glossy-looking oil floating on top? Ever noticed the oil spots that sometimes form in your chicken-noodle soup? Ever notice how Reeko...
View ArticleBurning through Money experiment (or is it a magic trick?)
In this experiment, we’ll freak Dad out by lighting a five-dollar bill and laughing madly as it burns. The flames will mysteriously go out and the five-dollar bill will be left unharmed. Hmmmm… Is this...
View ArticleUltra Cold LN2 Replacement
Liquid nitrogen, represented by the equation LN2, is often used in higher level science experiments. In this experiment, we’ll create a liquid with the same “ultra cold” properties found in liquid...
View ArticleMake a Christmas-time glitter globe (aka snow globe)
In this science experiment we will mix molecules to make a glitter globe (i.e. a "snow globe"). We will combine rubbing alcohol, vegetable oil, and a few other tiny, shiny things to make a cool science...
View ArticlePiezo Explosive Popper
Kids love things that go boom. Throw in some flames and you've got one of the most popular experiments in Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab. The piezo popper, also known as the film cannon, binaca bomb, or...
View ArticleOil and water don’t mix
After a rainstorm have you ever noticed puddles in the road with glossy-looking oil floating on top? Ever noticed the oil spots that sometimes form in your chicken-noodle soup? Ever notice how Reeko...
View ArticleBurning through Money experiment (or is it a magic trick?)
In this experiment, we’ll freak Dad out by lighting a five-dollar bill and laughing madly as it burns. The flames will mysteriously go out and the five-dollar bill will be left unharmed. Hmmmm… Is this...
View ArticleUltra Cold LN2 Replacement
Liquid nitrogen, represented by the equation LN2, is often used in higher level science experiments. In this experiment, we’ll create a liquid with the same “ultra cold” properties found in liquid...
View ArticleMake a Christmas-time glitter globe (aka snow globe)
In this science experiment we will mix molecules to make a glitter globe (i.e. a "snow globe"). We will combine rubbing alcohol, vegetable oil, and a few other tiny, shiny things to make a cool science...
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