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Dec 11, 2025 12 min

7 Science Tricks With WOW Effect!

from Slick Slime Sam Hosted by TheSoul Publishing

Are you ready to see real magic? Today we are happy to show it to you! So, welcome to the magic lab of Roger and Sam! We have prepared 7 incredible science experiments that will definitely surprise you! 🧪 00:59 - Hungry slime! Mix clear glue, water, food coloring, baking soda, and some metal filling. Then watch this slime eat metal objects and even dance! 🧪 03:01 - A trick called magic physics! After all, a balloon can be easily burst with one nail. But what happens if you put it on a hundred nails? 🧪 03:43 - Hot Ice! Boil water with sodium acetate, pour the finished mixture into a transparent glass, cover with a lid and let cool. Then we dip the stick into the glass and watch the process of mixture turning into ice! 🧪 05:07 - A bubble trick with dry ice. Guys, for our next experiment we need a small plastic bottle with a tube, soap mixture, and dry ice. Check out how easy it is to make amazing bubbles with these ingredients! 🧪 06:05 - Another dry ice trick! We need a bowl with water, a glass with soap solution, and a rope soaked in it. This time we will inflate one big bubble filled with vapour! 🧪 06:59 - Magic water! All we need for this experiment is a glass of water and cardboard! You will be surprised to see what came of it! 🧪 07:41 - The wonders of static electricity! Try combing a teddy bear and then bringing the comb to the water. This way you can make the water dance!

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