Rainbow Elephant’s toothpaste
Chief Scientist Carl Nelson demonstrates the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide using a catalyst. The addition of detergent and food coloring captures some of the oxygen gas generated in a colorful ball of foam.
Chief Scientist Carl Nelson demonstrates the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide using a catalyst. The addition of detergent and food coloring captures some of the oxygen gas generated in a colorful ball of foam.
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More important question: Can I eat it?
This was exactly 4 years ago today
Hëńtāį protagonist be like:
3:58
miss 2016
Notice how he said sir 4:30
Never tried devils toothpaste because I went to the store to try to do this and instead I tried the devils toothpaste and you don’t want to know what happens
Can I eat it
Where is the elephant toothpaste?
whos watching this is 2020 for science/chemistry.
I thought it was RGB not RROGBV.
where did you buy the catalyst from? and is there any other materials to use other than catalyst and detergent and hydrogen peroxide? for the hydrogen peroxide is it fine 6%?