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When making a homemade lava lamp what happens when you add food coloring to the bottle?
The food coloring stays at the bottom of the vegetable oil.
What are the materials needed to make a lava lamp?
Bottle or Flask Vegetable oil Water Food Coloring Alka-Seltzer
What is the independent variables for lava lamps?
food coloring, and vinegar
What do you need to make a lava lamp?
A soda bottle, water, vegetable oil, Alka Selzer tablets and food coloring. Instead of Alka Selzer you can also use baking powder.
What do you need to make a homemade lava lamp?
A soda bottle, water, vegetable oil, Alka Selzer tablets and food coloring. Instead of Alka Selzer you can also use baking powder.
When making a homemade lava lamp what happens when you add food coloring to the bottle?
The food coloring stays at the bottom of the vegetable oil.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ADD WATER TO THE PLASTIC BOTTLES IN LAVA LAMP?
It turns the color of the food coloring and this occurred because the food coloring makes it change colors
Where are the chemicals in the lava lamp?
co2, h2o oil food coloring
What are the materials needed to make a lava lamp?
Bottle or Flask Vegetable oil Water Food Coloring Alka-Seltzer
What happens if you put a lava lamp in the microwave?
The lamp will explode.
What food coloring to you need to make the lava?
orange
What is the independent variables for lava lamps?
food coloring, and vinegar
What happens when you take the cap off a lava lamp?
it spills
What do you need to make a lava lamp?
A soda bottle, water, vegetable oil, Alka Selzer tablets and food coloring. Instead of Alka Selzer you can also use baking powder.
What do you need to make a homemade lava lamp?
A soda bottle, water, vegetable oil, Alka Selzer tablets and food coloring. Instead of Alka Selzer you can also use baking powder.
What happens if you leave a lava lamp on non-stop?
it can explode and its dangerous
Can you have a conclusion for a lava lamp?
No. There are no models available that can analyze a specific lava lamp and predict the pattern of the wax suspended in the oil. There are too many specifics that vary from one lamp to another. The specific position of the lamp in the base, for one. The continually varying temperature of the wax, oil, container, ambient surroundings. All of these things and more are involved in the creation of the patterns observed.
