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Make Simple Spectrometer Experiment

Colour, Physics, Science Experiment|March 20, 2018

Preface Spectrometer is a tool used to measure the spectrum of light, Spectrometer is the basis of other sophisticated equipments such as

The Water Cycle Experiment

Environment, Physics, Science Experiment, Water|March 19, 2018December 2, 2020

The water cycle or also known as the hydrological cycle is a state that describes how water moves continuously on Earth. Water

Inertial Experiments at Eggs

Energy, Physics, Science Experiment|February 24, 2018

Preface Inertia or inertia is the tendency of all physical objects to resist changes to the state of motion. Numerically, this is

Determining Sugar Levels In Drinks Experiment

Chemistry, Food, Health, Science Experiment, Water|February 22, 2018October 21, 2020

Purpose: Determine the levels of beverages that have the highest glucose concentration levels after adding enzymes, invertase the following drinks Cola, Red

Detecting Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor Experiment

Detecting Carbon Dioxide Experiment

Chemistry, Chemistry Reaction, Colour, Environment, Science Experiment|December 30, 2017

Preface Car exhaust contribute a lot to air pollution. And also contribute to global warming by releasing carbon dioxide and water vapor.

Fingerprint Detection Experiment

Chemistry, Chemistry Reaction, Paper, Science Experiment|December 5, 2017December 5, 2017

Purpose To detect and obtain fingerprint patterns from our fingers Application Forensic and criminal investigations Basic theory Fingerprints are a unique identity

Made Secret Ink Experiment

Acid-Base, Chemistry, Paper, Science Experiment|November 30, 2017

Preface Sometimes called security inks, invisible ink or secret ink are substances that can become invisible to the application to the surface,

Making Elephant Toothpaste Experiment

Chemistry, Chemistry Reaction, Science Experiment|November 16, 2017

Preface Elephant toothpaste is a term for a very large foam, resembling an elephant’s trunk, or because so many foams are produced

$Water droplets form convex lenses that can refract and unite light so that we can see objects clearly and larger, initially the invention of microscopes by early scientists begins in this way that is using small balls that fill with water droplets, with the development of the time then making the microscope is enhanced by the number of lenses that exist in the microscope so that the creation of modern microscopes as it is today$