This science project shows how to boil water in a paper bag over an open flame. The bag won't catch on fire or leak water.
Daily Archives: January 25, 2017
Question: What Is Uranium Glass or Vaseline Glass? Uranium glass fluoresces with a characteristic green light under ultraviolet or black light. Uranium glass is sometimes known as Vaseline glass because its greasy appearance is akin to that of petroleum jelly. Here’s a look at what uranium glass is and how […]
What Is Vaseline Glass or Uranium Glass? Is It Radioactive?
Here's how to make a homemade lava lamp using common kitchen ingredients. The lava lamp is safe and non-toxic.
Make a Homemade Lava Lamp – With and Without Alka-Seltzer
It’s easy to decorate a volcano cake. This is a great party cake for birthdays or a mad scientist theme party. Bake the Cake Select your favorite cake mix. Red velvet cake probably looks the most like molten lava, but you can use any flavor. You can get a nice […]
Volcano Cake Decorating Instructions
Red mercury is the name given to an explosive form of mercury, a red-colored mercury compound, or a potential nuclear material, depending who you ask. Wm. Yerkes has written thought-provoking comments concerning red mercury. It’s my pleasure to share this e-mail with you: Dear Madam, With respect to your raising […]
Red Mercury – Thoughts and Speculation
Boyle’s Law is a special case of the ideal gas law in which the pressure and volume of an ideal gas are inversely proportional to each other, providing the temperature and mass of the gas are held constant. Here’s an example of how to perform a calculation using Boyle’s Law. […]
Boyle’s Law Example Problem
Copper Periodic Table Element #29 or copper is one of the few elements you can easily find laying around in its natural state. It is also, in my opinion, one of the prettiest metals when polished up. I’ve also always liked those machines in museums, parks, and other touristy areas […]