Cobalt is known for blue colouring: cobalt silicate and cobalt(II) aluminate (CoAl2O4, "cobalt blue") provide a distinctive deep blue color to glass, ceramics, inks, paints and other substances. Cobalt was added to the glass to protect the liquids it might contain from damaging light rays. (Image courtesy of Jurii, Creative Commons Attribution 1.0 license.) But like its sister transition metals, cobalt can assume a number of beautiful colours besides blue.
Put some blue cobalt(ii)chloride in a petrish dish and put it out side,check it later and see the color change, showing that water vapour is present.
magnets that can be put on a fridge
Blue- well yeah blue but a lighter blue. It depends on how much white you put in... :)
You fill the glass up.
depends on coin some times cleans it or ruin its value if its old and if you got some pennys and a glass container out it in with hydrogen peroxide and you will get a blue liquid called copper sulfate in witch you can copper plate but make sure the solution bubbles and your welcome
the put a gloss to to the glass to make a reflection
its like a glass but put the glass in 6 squares make it like a square ok?
its a blue flag and a glass of water
put the magifying glass over sun
Is there such thing as blue watermelon? No there isn't people only put pigments to make it that way.
Blue & Green make turquoise
Get a pare of sunglasses, get the glass part of, trase the glass part on plastic, color two of them blue and red (with sharpies), put blue (on sunglasses) for your right eye, and red for left
put them in a glass of coke
Put meatal in the middle
put it in blue food colouring
Put some lemon juice on the rim of the glass.
Buy one, put in glass, chill, and serve.