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Below, Mr. Mishler's second grade class tested Red Bull on five types of milk.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Red Bull and Milk Reaction
Below, Mr. Mishler's second grade class tested Red Bull on five types of milk.
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Maybe it'll also be a lesson on why not to drink Red Bull!
ReplyDeleteHow much milk and how much red bull is being used?
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DeleteHello! I am a ninth grade physical science (physics/chemistry) teacher. I see that there is an error in your content on this page. Phase changes and states of matter are physical properties/changes. Causing milk to curdle is a chemical reaction making a precipitate. They are not the same thing. While it is a common misconception, please correct that on this site. I love all of the ideas on your site, but I had to say something about the content here.
ReplyDeletethanks for the heads up!
DeleteLove this. Cool Visual with the Red Bull Can; Vinegar will do the same thing (typically about 5% Acetic Acid) at a much lower price and you'll have lots left over for other experiments.
ReplyDeleteawesome!
DeleteI will be using this idea with my kids this week!!!!
ReplyDeleteawesome!
DeleteGross! :D
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