Saturday, December 19, 2020

Family Science: Soda Science

Next week, our little household is gearing down for Christmas.  Along with making cookies and finishing Christmas presents, we’re doing a bit of science.  I’m testing several experiments to add to my Chem kit for Co-op Chemistry.  I bought Neo/Sci Soda Pop Science kit at Good Will.  (eBay sells similar kits if you are interested.). ACS has some background on soda pop for kids.  Here are instructions for making your own soda pop and varying the amounts of citric acid and baking soda.  Make Invisible soda.  I’m testing this solubility lab and Shimmy Shimmy Soda Pop labs for my Chem kit.  I’ll post photos when we do the experiments next week.




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