Rubber Magnets, Clean Windshield, Clear Ice
Hottest Part of Flame, Franklin's Bells, Arm Raising, Action and Reaction
Turning Ice, Potato Water, Sand Angles
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These experiments are from Robert Krampf - The Happy Scientist
311 - Rubber Magnets - I was planning to magnetize a
needle and as I was sorting through all the magnets on our refrigerator, I
got sidetracked into playing with the rubber magnets (which are really
plastic, not rubber). The more I played; the more interesting it got.
312 - A Clean Windshield - Normally, a ray of sunshine on a rainy day's travel is a good thing, but
today I was driving west, which let me see something that is usually not
visible.
313 - Clear Ice - This week's experiment is the result of my forgetfulness. I took a tray of
ice cubes out of the freezer, used half the cubes and then forgot to put the
tray back in the freezer. When I remembered, the cubes were half melted.
Only the centers of the cubes were left. The remaining ice was very cloudy.
314 - Hottest Part of a Flame - This week's experiment comes from a question that I got during an energy show. A student asked what color flame was the hottest. It is a
great question, and the answer may fool you.
315 - Franklin's Bells - I enjoy
lightning. I watch it every chance I get. Ben Franklin was also very
interested in lightning, and he came up with a very creative, but quite
dangerous method of letting him know that it was time to go watch for
lightning. We will do something similar, but in a very safe way.
316 - Arm Raising - This is a party
trick that always amazes people, but it is based on science.
317 - Action and Reaction - There are some very basic laws that govern how things
move. Isaac Newton boiled them down into three basic laws. Newton's third
law of motion tells us that for every force, there will be an equal force in
the opposite direction.
318 - Turning Ice - This week's experiment started as a very simple one, but as I played with it, it grew a bit. It all started with me watching an ice cube melt. (Those of you that have been on the list a while know that it does not take a lot to entertain me.) I promise that this will be more interesting than just watching ice melt.
319 - Potato Water - This week's experiment is a variation of several that we have tried in the
past. It deals with something called osmosis.
320 - Sand Angles - I spent most of
today working, but I took some time to go to the beach and relax. As I sat
there watching the waves, I was also playing in the sand. It was not
serious playing, just scooping up sand and letting it fall through my
fingers. As I sat there, the sand took more and more of my attention, and
soon I had this week's experiment.
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