No one can drink iron? Well, if this is the answer, try this experiment and test for the presence of iron in fruit juices. Things Required: 1-pint glass jar3 tea bagsPineapple juiceApple juiceWhite grape juiceCranberry juice5 clear plastic glassesTablespoon Directions: Make a strong tea solution by placing the tea bags in the pint jar; then […]
Use your berry litmus paper again to test your tap water, soil, swimming pool or pond water, even your saliva (spit)! Things Required: Homemade berry litmus stripsContainers (small jars, paper or Styrofoam cups, margarine tubs) Testing samples:Backyard soil with waterTap waterLocal pondLakeRiver waterSalivaWhatever else you like Directions: Dip the strips of litmus paper into the
You are a detective and you have some secret information. Important to be kept secret. How do you write a secret massage that magically appears when needed? Things Required: Soup bowlTincture of IodineLemonNotebook paperCupArt brush Directions: Pour 1/2 cup of water into a bowl. Add 10 drops of Tincture of Iodine to the water and
Surprised by the title! Well the purpose of this is to show that chewing is part of a chemical reaction.Things Required:BreadTincture of IodineEye-dropperWaxed paper Directions: Cut two small pieces from a slice about one-inch square from a piece of white bread. Place one piece in your mouth and chew it for 30 times. It will
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Are you ready to do some more testing with litmus paper? Basically, you’ll be doing the same thing as you did in “Litmus Test” but with different substances. Things Required: 2 homemade berry litmus strips1/2 cup of water, with 2 or 3 squirts of window cleaner with ammonia1/4 cup of lemon juice Directions: Dip the
Materials Required:l A cold winter dayl Door to your housel 10 Rupee currency note Instruction:You have probable heard a good deal about conserving energy. Here is a simple test you can perform to see if you and your family are energy savers! On a cold winter day, stand inside your house and face an outside
Chapter 12 The young men of upper class in Paris spent several mornings each week taking fencing lessons. It was their ambition to hear a ‘Well done!’ from the fencing master who was their hero.Thus, young Albert Morcerf was amazed one day to see his fencing master hit three times in a row by his
Chapter 11 Then he reasoned that the success of this investment would make her ten times as secure as she was now, so he followed Danglars’ example. The two men spent the next few weeks envisioning themselves the richest men in Paris, except for Monte Cristo.During the next two months, reports of cargo shipments began
Chapter 10 Shortly after Edmond’s visit to Caderousse, the upper-class society in Paris was delighted to hear that an enormously rich and charming nobleman had settled in their city for a time. Since many titles were bought and not inherited, no one cared that this nobleman’s family had never been heard of before. The Count
Chapter 9 The smugglers welcomed the other boat to Monte Cristo, transferred their cargo of Turkish carpets and received their usual pay—one hundred Francs for each man. Edmond Look his pay like the rest, but he smiled, for the smallest jewel in his handkerchief was worth ten times the entire payment to the crew.When they
Chapter 8 Edmond swam on a course that would intercept the boat. As he neared it, he flung himself half out of the water and yelled. His calls were heard, and the boat turned to steer in his direction. But in raising himself out of the water to hail the boat, Edmond had expended his
Chapter 7 Edmond carefully undid the stitches that enclosed the shroud and kissed Faria’s forehead. Then, he ripped open the shroud down its entire length. Gently lifting the corpse, he half-pulled, half-carried it through the tunnel into his dungeon.He arranged the corpse on his cot and covered it with his blanket, so Faria’s grey hair
Chapter 6 Weeks followed by months went by. One day as Edmond and Faria rested from the hard work of tunnelling, Edmond said, “Father, I have been thinking about my enemies. Your lessons on history have taught me how the minds of some men work in evil ways. I believe I was accused by two
Chapter 5 As Edmond lay dying on his cot, he heard a noise—a constant scraping. His dungeon was infested with rats and large bugs, but this scraping was different from any of their sounds. Edmond raised his head weakly and listened harder. The sound was like a large claw scraping on the stone wall near