A cool guide on the density of different liquids
A cool guide on the density of different liquids
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DIE…?
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German for "the Bart, the".
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If that's what it takes to prevent you from mixing milk and maple syrup...
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I do think I'd probably die by the time I reached the maple syrup
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Lamp oil, rope, bombs? You want it? It's your's my friend, as long as you have enough rubies.
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Sorry link, I can't give credit! Come back when you're a little... Mmmm.. richer!
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Golly!
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Are we doing Wand of Gamelon quotes?? That's a pretty deep cut.
Edit: sorry, Faces of Evil
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Should add some mercury on the bottom, for the bolt to float on top of.
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TIL, ping pong balls, soda caps, beads, cherry tomatoes, and bolts are liquids.
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At least you knew about dice and popcorn kernels
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My momma ain't raise no fool.
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Pride month forbidden cocktail?
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I just did that last week for my son (he found it in a science book). The dish soap and water slowly mixed together into a single layer.
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Next lesson: What is a surfactant?
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They all will mix if you give them some time, except for the 2 oils.
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Our version only had 5 layers:
- honey
- milk
- dish soap
- water
- vegetable oil
The jar stayed out for a week before we finally cleaned it up and in that time only the dish soap and water mixed (which happened within the first hour)
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The "DIE" feels a bit threatening
And isn't it supposed to be "dye"
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No the right side is objects. It's a die (the 3 sides is showing in the milk).
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Looks like some sort of north european language with it at first glance for me
Die pahpkern kehrnelll
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why is the water green
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It was st paddy's day
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Ngl: this looks like something got mixed up.
- Vegetable Oils is clear? Never seen that in my life. Must be water
- Water is a strong green? Looks more like Dish Soap to me.
- Dish Soap is yellow? That looks like vegetable oil
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Why should oil not be clear, almost colorless?
The oil has to be above the water.
Dish soap comes in any color. Water can be colored any way.
We know which one is milk. We know that dish soap is denser than water. We know oil is less dense than all of those. Does not leave at lot of wiggle room.
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I'm guessing the water is dyed to make it visibly seperate
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I've seen yellow dish soap in my local stores
Do you us'ians not get yellow coloured dish soap
Edit:
Th eonly clear oil I've seen that can be iced for cooking is coconut oil
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No mercury? Pathetic.
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The steel (and everything else) would float on top. I'm also interested where bromine would lie
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Is that curdled milk? Cause the liquid dish soap I am buying is definitely denser than milk.
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I prefer this version
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Do it.
Do it.
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Die?
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Ok don't actually
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Something something googles ai search results will now suggest doing this under peer pressure
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Weird, my uncle's lucky dice keep sinking past the milk.
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It knows where the luck is
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Cursed Pousse-Caffe
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DIE POPCORN KERNEL!
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Pop os Kernal
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Words aside, I spent a long time fascinated at the density of things compared to that penny.
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Aluminium coins, like the Japanese 1-yen, can float on the surface tension of water.
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But not in this case (since it is not water-air) and not in that orientation.
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Penny? You mean the tomato?
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Well I see it now.
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BEES?
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Beads, GOB.
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I have an idea for system of measurement!
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Three Mile Island iced tea.
I'm gonna start serving those now. I guess I'll swap the vodka and triple sec for Jager and Fireball
The layered shot craze is getting out of hand…