Friday, 17 April 2020

color changing milk

For this experiment, you will need:

- Milk
- A plate
- Food coloring
- Dish washing soap
- Cotton swap











EXPERIMENT STEPS 

Step 1- Pour the milk in the plate
Step 2- Put your food coloring in the middle of the milk
Step 3- Get your cotton swab and put it in the dishwashing soap. Only the top end.
Step 4- Take your cotton swab and dip it in the middle of the milk and food coloring.
Step 5- Watch the chemical reaction happen.







Difference between physical and chemical change.

A chemical reaction is when you cannot change it back. A physical reaction is when you can reverse it back. For example, if you break a chair leg, you can always put it back together. If you put sugar in water, you can evaporate the water and you will have sugar crystals left.


Physical reactions stay the same and just change shape. For example, the gallium spoon was the same medal just a different shape.

Chemical reactions have explosions like fireworks.

Was my experiment a physical or chemical reaction? 


My experiment was a chemical reaction because when you mix it then you can't change it back.

Why is it a chemical reaction 

when i did my experiment the soap reacted the fat in the milk and that was why the food coloring was moving

Result




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8 comments:

  1. Hello Tini, I love your blog post, your colours were so cool. You explained the step by step process really well and it was very clear and easy to read. Great job overall.
    From Greer

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  2. Hi Tini,

    Well done on the amazing blog post! I love how you included photos of your experiment. You are correct, it is a chemical reaction. Good job relating it back to your learning.

    Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next blog post.

    Ms Wilton

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  3. Hi Tini
    Well done on this science experiment. The colors you used were bright and worked well. I liked how you explained everything clearly and explained to us what the difference was between a physical reaction and a chemical reaction.

    Keep up the good work
    Whaea Tania

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  4. Hi Tini,
    Congratulations on a very well documented science experiment.Easy to follow steps and photos.Awesome work Tini.Did you enjoy doing it?
    Trish Wakefield

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  5. Hi Tini.
    Great blog post.
    I especially liked your explanation about the differences between chemical and physical reactions.
    Your photos and instructions were easy to follow. Nice bright colours you used.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Mrs Bowman

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