Mini Lava Bottle Experiment Kit

Lava Lamp Experiment

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   Lava Lamp Experiment

A Lava lamp is based on two important scientific principles: Density and Polarity.

This is a perfect example of oil and water NOT mixing due to these scientific concepts.

Understand the working principle of a lava lamp clearly by performing the experiment given here.

Fill the Bottle 3/4 full of oil.
Fill the small bowl with water.
Add several drops of food coloring into the water.
Pour the colored water on top of the oil (almost to the top).
Now, wait for a few minutes until the water and oil separate.
You can see that the colored water and oil do not mix.
Break the antacid tablet into a few smaller pieces and drop only one piece in the bottle.
The materials will begin reacting and appear like a lava lamp.
Whenever required, drop another piece of the tablet to make a new flow of bubbles.

Note: This can be messy so make sure to have paper towels and a water/oil proof surface.

This is a very fun experiment for all ages!
Can be done over and over with more antacid fizzing tablets.