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Sometimes teachers want to show some students a really awesome science experiment which isn't dangerous in a sense. The students can participate to!


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Steps

  1. 1
    Get a pipe, and attach it to a gas valve.
  2. 2
    Turn the gas on and put the pipe into a bowl full of water.
  3. 3
    Put detergent in the bowl to make the water bubble up.
  4. 4
    Put water on your hands and up your arms.
    • The gas should have made bubbles from the detergent.
  5. 5
    Get as many bubbles in your hands as you can.
    • The adult now sets a splint on fire, and put it to your hands.
  6. 6
    If you followed these steps then you should feel a little warmth on your hands and see some fire come off your hands.

Tips

  • Put water on your hands and up to your elbows thoroughly and make sure you don't dry your arms.
  • Don't be greedy with the bubbles. Too many bubbles could burn you.

Warnings

  • Put a lot of water on your hands and arms, or you could burn yourself!

Things You'll Need

  • Pipe
  • Gas valve
  • Bowl
  • Matches
  • Splints
  • Detergent water

Article Info

Categories: Stub | Science for Kids

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