
22 Magic Science Experiments
Write an invisible message with lemon juice and watch your hidden words appear in brown when you add heat.
Medium
Squeeze a simple mix of cornstarch and water into a solid ball, then open your hand and watch it flow back into a liquid.
Easy
Add Alka-Seltzer to a red cabbage lava lamp and watch the blobs shift color as you change the pH.
Medium
Set a peeled hard-cooked egg on a jar, drop in lit matches, and watch air pressure push the egg inside.
Medium
Drop a raw egg into vinegar for a few days and discover that the acid dissolves the hard shell, leaving behind a soft, rubbery egg.
Easy
Cut four eggs into domes and stack books on top to see how much weight the arches can hold.
Easy
Touch a soap-dipped cotton swab to food coloring in milk and watch the colors burst apart into swirling patterns.
Easy
Milk contains a protein that turns into working glue when you add vinegar and a pinch of baking soda.
Medium
Soak spaghetti in water for a few hours, then boil it for just one minute to test whether pre-soaking cuts cooking time.
Medium
Turn a lemon into a working battery and find out whether it can produce enough electricity to light an LED.
Easy
Push copper and zinc strips into potatoes and wire them in series to generate enough voltage for an LED.
Medium
Pour a yeast mixture into a bottle of hydrogen peroxide and watch a giant column of warm foam erupt.
Easy
Combine baking soda and vinegar in a volcano mold and watch carbon dioxide gas drive a fizzing eruption.
Easy
Sprinkle salt onto a layer of oil over colored water and watch oil blobs get dragged down and float back up.
Easy
Place white daisies in colored water and watch the petals change to blue or red within a single day.
Easy
Connect cups of colored water with paper towels and watch capillary action build a complete rainbow overnight.
Easy
Drop an Alka-Seltzer tablet into oil and colored water and watch gas bubbles carry blobs up and down like a lava lamp.
Easy
Drop raisins into a jar of vinegar and baking soda and watch them rise, float, and sink over and over again.
Easy
Watch spaghetti rise and sink on its own as carbon dioxide from baking soda and vinegar lifts each piece.
Easy
Show a Magic Eye stereogram to people with three vision types and see how eyesight changes the 3D shape.
Medium
Grow giant sugar crystals on a string and watch a supersaturated solution turn back into solid rock candy.
Medium
Turn a hollow eggshell into a miniature geode by growing Borax crystals inside it overnight.
Medium
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