We’re going to talk about density, which is an important concept in science and in meteorology. Here's what you need to do this experiment: 2 glasses 2 eggs Water Salt Spoon to stir with To ...

Be sure to always wash your hands after handling uncooked eggs because they may carry salmonella. Pour one and one half cups of water into your large container. Add one half cup of salt to the ...

This time, we’ll experiment with density using an egg and see how it reacts in different solutions. Materials: Egg, glass, water, salt Directions: First we need to decide if an egg is more or ...

But what about an egg's buoyancy? And how does a hard boiled egg float compared to a raw egg? In this week's weather kids experiment ... water, one fully with water while mixing the 1/3 cup of ...

Fill two identical glasses with water. To one, add two tablespoons of cooking salt and stir until dissolved (table salt contains an 'anti-caking' agent that won't dissolve nice and clear.) ...

Are you looking for something fun to do at home that has a little bit of science behind it? Well, check out this cool experiment that allows you to test the density of saltwater against other ...

But thankfully, there are a number of interesting experiments ... the egg will sink straight to the bottom. Now, fill the second glass with water and mix in a healthy amount of salt.