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Creating a 7-layer density tower involves layering different liquids and possibly some solids based on their densities. Here's how you can make one:
Materials Needed:
1. Honey
2. Corn syrup
3. Dish soap
4. Water
5. Vegetable oil
6. Rubbing alcohol
7. Lamp oil or baby oil
8. Food coloring (optional)
9. A tall, clear glass or container
Steps:
1. Honey: Pour honey into the bottom of the container. It has the highest density among the common household liquids.
2. Corn Syrup: Gently pour corn syrup on top of the honey. You can use a spoon or a syringe to prevent it from mixing too quickly.
3. Dish Soap: Add dish soap next. Pour it slowly over the back of a spoon or down the side of the container.
4. Water: Mix some food colouring with water if you want to make the layers more visible. Pour the coloured water slowly on top of the dish soap using a spoon.
5. Vegetable Oil: Pour vegetable oil on top of the water layer slowly. Since oil is less dense than water, it will float on top.
6. Rubbing Alcohol: Mix some food colouring with the rubbing alcohol if desired. Slowly pour the rubbing alcohol on top of the vegetable oil.
7. Lamp Oil or Baby Oil: Finally, add lamp oil or baby oil on top. This will be the lightest and the last layer.
Experience and Tips:
- Pour each liquid slowly and carefully to prevent the layers from mixing.
- Using a spoon or syringe helps in creating distinct layers.
- Adding food colouring to some of the layers can make the density tower more visually appealing and easier to distinguish.
Here is a visual representation of the layers:
1. Honey
2. Corn Syrup
3. Dish Soap
4. Water (colored)
5. Vegetable Oil
6. Rubbing Alcohol (colored)
7. Lamp Oil or Baby Oil
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