Skittles The magic with in them.
In week five We worked with Skittles (hard things to work with) (that was just a joke)
The Aim: To separate colours by using the process of chromatography.
Materials
Materials
1.Skittles
2. Water
3. Plate
Process:
Step 1 get you plate out
Step 2 put your skittles around the plate
Step 3 put about 1/2 cups of water on the plate
Step 4 watch the magic happen.
Step 5 document what happens
My findings are:
Well the magic stated by the skittles colour started escaping the skittle and into the water.
What have I have learned from this well that the colours do not stay in the skittles.
and go in the water.
The colours for my group did not join together.
I think you should not but the together because they will look cool apart.
Here is what my groups one looks like
HOPE YOU LIKE IT BYE BYE
Process:
Step 1 get you plate out
Step 2 put your skittles around the plate
Step 3 put about 1/2 cups of water on the plate
Step 4 watch the magic happen.
Step 5 document what happens
My findings are:
Well the magic stated by the skittles colour started escaping the skittle and into the water.
What have I have learned from this well that the colours do not stay in the skittles.
and go in the water.
The colours for my group did not join together.
I think you should not but the together because they will look cool apart.
Here is what my groups one looks like
Kia Ora it's Kirsty from Gilberthorpe School. I really like the photos especially the skittles one. Thank you for making me want to do more experiments. Was this easy for you to do? If not why? Have you thought about doing a time lapse of the crystals growing? Anyway I have heaps more blogs to comment on, Blog you later.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Nevaeh! It's Mikayla, your friend! How are you doing?
ReplyDeleteThis skittle magic is awesome! I love it! I like how the colours run in the water and that they don't blend. That's a bit confusing. Why wouldn't they blend?
Anyway, this is a fantastic experiment. I think I saw something like this a while ago.
Where did you find this experiment idea? I would love to know.
Bye, Nevaeh!
Kia Ora, Nalanee & Stephanie here from Te Ropu Whakamanawa Gilberthorpe School,
ReplyDeleteI think it's really cool and fascinating the way you did the skittles. Maybe next time you could re read the whole thing to make sure it makes sense,But still an amazing awesome post!
from Nalane & Stephanie
blog you later:)