DIY STEM Project For Kids: Liquid Density Experiment

Jesse guides viewers through a fun science experiment using milk, food coloring, and dish soap. The experiment demonstrates how dish soap affects the surface tension of milk, causing the colors to move and mix. Jesse explains the science behind the reaction and encourages viewers to try it at home, highlighting the unique results each time.

What type of food coloring is recommended for this experiment?

• Gel food coloring

• Spray food coloring

• Powdered food coloring

• Liquid food coloring

What is the purpose of using dish soap in the experiment?

• To increase the temperature of the milk

• To make the milk thicker

• To create a reaction with the milk and food coloring

• To change the color of the milk

Why do the colors move when dish soap is added to the milk?

• The dish soap has a different density than the milk

• The dish soap is heavier than the milk

• The dish soap is lighter than the milk

• The dish soap changes the color of the milk

What should you do if the colors stop moving in the milk?

• Add more food coloring

• Add more milk

• Stir the milk

• Add more dish soap

What does Jesse encourage viewers to do after trying the experiment?

• Share their results with him

• Clean up immediately

• Try a different experiment

• Write a report