COMSTOCK PARK, Mich. — Our science experiment this week deals with water, oil and food coloring to produce what appears to be fireworks in a glass. This week's demonstration was conducted at ...

Can't see the video? Download an mp4 [8.54 MB] version of this video. Fill two small cups, or two compartments in an ice cube tray with olive oil and water. Place your experiment in the freezer ...

The experiment, run by a team of chemists from the U.K.’s University of Glasgow, is based entirely on oil droplets floating in a water-based solution. The study didn’t include any biological ...

Our artist is Sabina Hahn. You can do your own experiment to compare the densities of oil and water. A really fun one to try is called “Fireworks in a Jar.” 1. Rill your jar three-quarters ...

Students will compare the weight of an equal amount or volume of water and vegetable oil and see that vegetable oil is less dense than water and floats. Students add corn syrup to layered oil and ...

After more than two years of experiments New Mexico still hopes ... Michelle Lujan Grisham saw the millions of gallons of water produced annually by oil and gas as an opportunity to address ...