Easy Water Stacking Sugar Density Experiment ~ DIY Incredible Science

For how many days it would aeparate

Fully fake

It doesn’t work don’t do thie

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does not work, we tried it 3 times and it failed the first two colors didn't mix but then once we added the 3rd and the 4th color it turned into swamp water. it was horrible, do not try.

will it work same like thos

I watched this in school and we tried it and it failed for everyone

hey i had tried this before but it didn't works

I literally did exactly what you did and it mixed together

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that is not 16 millimyers

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Can you do it it galaxy colours?

It didn't even work
It sucks , it all mixed together

It not work

My experiment is successful

amazing😮☺😀

can we drink this water❤💙💛💜💟💗💦

Didn’t work

tried...didn't work. fake and staged video

Guys you need to do different liquids

1# Get the strongest liquid
2# Keep going untill you add the lightest liquid

Awesome

That cool your the best

Drink it bruh!

I did it but it didn’t layer so it turned brown. Fake

cool

WEED

Cool!

It doesn’t work

Wow

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I did it when they were all hot, and it seemed that for me they all mixed together; I only used the little needle-less syringe thing a little bit, but it seemed that everything was mixing too much. So, then I just poured each warm/hot part in slowly. But, it still didn't separate into any distinct colors, but it just all looked a blackish-purple look. However, I didn't think to look at it in bright light. I tried again, and the 2nd time I let everything get cold after I had mixed it well. And, the second time, I used the "needle-less syringe" thing to put the parts in slowly. And, when I put the cool colored water parts in slowly with the needle-less syringe thing, it seemed to work a little better, but it still wasn't perfect If I looked at it in the bright light, I could see at least 3 colors--the red layer on top was fairly visible and only a small amount of blue layer at the bottom could be seen. I couldn't see much yellow. (I admit that I didn't have any pure green dye, and I used blue and yellow to make the green dye). But, basically, under the bright lights, I could see a very distinct red layer on top, and then a greenish/grayish for nearly everything else...and a faint possibly bluer bottom layer...but not very distinct at all. I couldn't really see the yellow layer...it seemed to mix up. The main thing I could really see was a distinct red layer on top and then everything else was sort of a greenish/blackish/blue. So, I definitely saw two layers. For my experiment, the red had the 1 spoon of sugar, so was the least dense. The yellow had two spoons of sugar. The green had 3 spoons of sugar. And, the blue had 4 spoons of sugar. So, my experiment did not at all look as nice as the one in the video. But, I did see the least dense (i.e. the red-colored sugar water) rise to the top over the other liquid which was more dense.

This is really good .I am learning how to do this in school and I just wanted some more help.the only thing I would change is the order because I would like to see them sort themselves

can you drink it

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HI SKOOLY FRIENDS WATCHING THIS

drink it

Try it with SALT too😎

It doesn’t work

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Hey um can you like use paints?

Which is better? Sugar density or liquid density? Like how long does the sugar density stay like that? And also what if I shake that bottle, it will going to be in one color? Not separating? Like in liquid density with different liquids idk if I shake it it will mixed together or not since it haa different types of liquid but thus sugar density it has the same liquid but with different density by adding sugar... Hope you will answer my question

Can i use water colour instead of food colour

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I watch that when I was small

This comment section feels like going back in time

Mine did not work

this is a fucking lie