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June 19, 2008

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Looks fun!

Cool!!

You ALWAYS have the neatest experiments! Your documentation is inspiring! :)

It's a lot of fun...hope you all get a chance to give it a try!

Found your site from my good friend Joyce at Kid Baltimore - http://www.kidbaltimore.com - and loved this experiment. My kids are too old for this, but I have some nieces that would be amazed. Thanks for sharing.

I tried this experiment too.In the beinning, it was all perfectly seperated. However I used baby oil instead of lamp oil. After a little while, The baby oil, alchohl, and veg oil all mixed up and ruined the project. I also added maple syrup instead or karo and used corn syrup too. The dawn and maple slightly mixed, and now it is to dark to even see into those 2 layers. It is a project due for school tomoorow and now Idont know what to do. Next time i will find the lamp oil?? what ever that is?? and do it exactly as they say.

lamp oil is Kerosine and can be found in almost any hardware store

this is akhila. iam an indian and i was not aware what to do for my science project and finally i saw this and am going to try this for my project.hope it might be fun.i also don 't know where do i get the karo syrup and lamp oil. please let me know

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