Drop on a Penny
Patrons observe the surface tension of water molecules and make predictions as they place dorplets of water onto coins.
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Add a Tech Twist | Optional: Use a digital microscope to get an up-close view of surface tension in action! |
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Surface tension on the International Space Station
Surface Tension Of Water Surface tension Khan Academy: Surface tension Surface tension facts for kids Surface Tension and Water What's so Special About WATER: SURFACE TENSION |
Originating Source | Children's Museum of Houston |
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