Monday, December 4, 2017

 A very interesting science lesson involving surface tension. How and why does the pepper float in the middle of the milk but dance to the sides away from the liquid soap? How do the liquids and solid interact differently? If you repeat the experiment do you get the same results? Why do you think that is? Does it make a difference how much pepper you add to the milk? Seabury scientists in action!





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