FeaturesJanuary 14, 2016

n Baking soda n White hair conditioner n 2 bowls n STEP 1: Pour 3 cups of baking soda into a bowl. Is the baking soda a solid or a liquid, and why? Describe the baking soda by using its observable properties. n STEP 2: Pour 1/2 cup of white hair conditioner into a different bowl. Is the white hair conditioner a solid or a liquid, and why? Describe the hair conditioner by using its observable properties...

Materials

  • Baking soda
  • White hair conditioner
  • 2 bowls
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Instructions

  • STEP 1: Pour 3 cups of baking soda into a bowl. Is the baking soda a solid or a liquid, and why? Describe the baking soda by using its observable properties.
  • STEP 2: Pour 1/2 cup of white hair conditioner into a different bowl. Is the white hair conditioner a solid or a liquid, and why? Describe the hair conditioner by using its observable properties.
  • STEP 3: Mix the white hair conditioner with the baking soda. Is the mixture a solid or a liquid, and why? Describe the mixture by using its observable properties.

Explanation

Mixing together the baking soda, a solid, with the white hair conditioner, a liquid, creates a mystery matter. The mystery matter feels like a combination of snow and sand, which is cool to the touch.

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