The rubber egg experiment.
Rubber egg science project hypothesis.
A clear jar or tall glass.
What is the conclusion of the rubber egg.
Putting science and technology to the test.
Test the hypothesis.
Bre after experimenting we have come to the conclusion that our experiment worked in egg 1 because the egg did turn rubber.
If you change the density of the water will the egg float or submerge.
Step 2 fill the glass with white vinegar until the egg is completely submerged.
If you want to learn about a cool chemical reaction let s dig in.
Explore chemistry and osmosis by making a rubber egg and turning it into a bouncing egg.
Their hypothesis was an egg in vinegar will behave the same as an egg in water.
Yet still does not move.
The raw egg exploded when i.
This leaves the membrane behind and you get a rubberized egg.
Starts to float up just a little.
Our hypothesis was right if the egg sits in vinegar for a longer period of time then it will be more rubber.
As mentioned above the vinegar reacts with the components of the shell and causes the shell to disappear.
Eggshells are mostly made of calcium carbonate.
Though i was right in saying that the egg would bounce i was wrong and right in saying that it would bounce from 6 7 times.
Place the egg in the jar or glass such that it does not touch.
It s now time to utilise that special membrane and experiment with osmosis.
As dwight schrute would say false.
Get ready to add this simple rubber egg activity to your science lesson plans this season.
Step 3 leave the egg in the glass for 1 3 days.
When the egg has started to become translucent you will know it.
Seems to have medium sized bubbles.
The egg in vinegar experiment is a classic.
Is it that the raw egg has more density.
The hard boiled egg bounces more do to the.
Rubber egg science project hypothesis.
What are the results to rubber egg experiment.
Bubbles are getting smaller and the shell.
Each day check back on the egg.
This means my hypothesis was right because my hypothesis said that the egg would bounce because of the acetic acid in vinegar that dissolves the shell.
Bouncy egg science experiment instruction.
Raw egg day 1.
On soaking an egg in vinegar the liquid dissolves its hard shell while exposing the thin membrane that is the only thing that holds the egg yolk and white.
Restated question hypothesis.