Make some strange crystals on a piece of string with things you would find at home.
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If you were trapped on a desert island with nothing to drink what would you do? We show you how to purify various unappetising liquids...
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Find out what makes bread rise and champagne fizzy in this simple kitchen science.
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Find out why it is so hard to start blowing up a balloon and what it has to do with bubble bath.
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There have been various spoof films showing how to charge your ipod using fruit and vegetables. But is it actually possible? Find this out along with how a battery works.
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If you are ever in a foreign country and don't know which can of drink is the sugary one, here is a way to find out.
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If you are ever in a foreign country and don't know which can of drink is the sugary one, here is a way to find out.
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Are you the sort of person who finds that whenever you knock some toast off the table it ends up butter side down. Find out if the toast gods are unhappy with you, or if there is something more scientific going on.
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We were asked why it is that Mr Matey bubble bath changes colour when you mix it with water. We did an experiment to find out, and you could find out too!
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Float steel on water with nothing more sophisticated than a piece of toilet paper.
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Why do raisins always rise to the top of a box of muesli?
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Does tapping the top of a can keep you safe from a fizz eruption?
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Find out about one of the things that make up your breakfast cereal using a magnet.
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Find out how to pick up a jar of rice without touching the jar, and what it has to do with holes in the road.
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Make some cabbage juice and find out it's unexpectedly colourful properties.
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Make some cabbage juice and find out it's unexpectedly colourful properties.
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