Experiment Description:
Children learned about water density through a Science experiment. By increasing the amount of sugar in the solution but keeping the amount of water constant, you create solutions that have increasing densities. The more sugar you mix into the same amount of water, the higher the density of the mixture. The denser the substance, the more likely it will sink. This is how our rainbow sugar water density tower works!
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