Using explosive experiments and her magnetic personality, Dr. Kate Biberdorf is inspiring thousands of children across Texas to see the exciting side of chemistry.

An exploding egg certainly generates more noise than you'd want to subject yourself to for any length of time, but has a "low probability" of being loud enough to damage your hearing in a single ...

Microwaved exploding eggs make for an unusual acoustic experiment Acoustical investigations reveal the 'egg-roulette' bursting mechanism of hard-boiled eggs reheated in a microwave oven Date ...

🧪 Science with Sarah: Exploding ‘Stomachs’ 🤯 This chemical reaction is classically explosive 👉 Watch the video of Sarah’s school science experiment here!

If you have looked closely at a microwave's warnings or have experienced an accidental explosion, you know that certain foods pose a risk due to an increase in their internal pressure, and ...

This experiment only works with ivory soap due to those tiny little air pockets. Other soaps won't float in water and typically melt or smoke possibly ruining the microwave. So be careful!

Weather Experiment: Exploding soap with Mattawan Consolidated Schools. Meteorologist Haleigh Vaughn visited Mr. Ablao's and Mrs. Salvatore's 6th-grade classrooms.

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG)- In this science experiment we are using science to explode a sandwich bag! Materials: Sandwich Bag, Baking soda, Vinegar, Toilet paper, paper towel, spoon and tape Steps: Lay o… ...