Density column

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Density Column Data

Different Densities of Liquids -

Density column of household solutions. (Top to bottom) Corn oil, water, shampoo, dish detergent, anti-freeze, maple syrup. That's cool!

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How much sand, silt, clay, and plant material is in your soil? Integrate science and math with this simple experiment! Kids pour 1/3 of their jar with soil. Then, they add water and stir. Let your jar sit for at least a day. The longer you let it rest, the better the results! Once the soil separates, have kids figure out the fraction for each of the soil components. Older kids can figure out the percentage. Visit Soil-Net for full instructions. Click here for a pdf from Soil-Net to go along…

This density column always returns to its original three layers—no matter how many times you shake it up.

Here’s a quick and easy experiment exploring density using 3 liquids. This simple experiment is suitable for preschool aged kids. It’s a simplified version of the density experiment…

Make a density column with different liquids. Have students experiment with a variety of liquids to discover the density of those liquids.