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Food
It's a Natural!
Use natural indicators and some chemistry to create color changes.
Get the Facts on Fats!
Try some tests to see the similarities and differences between the fats in butter and oil.
Put Proteins on Your Pro Team!
Use the protein in gelatin to make a model of the cartilage in your body.
Starch Search!
Use an iodine test to see which foods contain starch.
The Nose Knows!
Try detecting the smell molecules from two good-smelling substances.
Sniffing Out Good Taste
Investigate whether you use your nose to taste food.
The Skinny on Low-Fat Cookies
Use your sense of touch and taste to discover the similarities and differences between regular and low-fat cookies.
Sour Power
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Use a radish skin indicator to see evidence of citric acid in soda pop.
Coloring with Foods
Extract plant parts to color a picture.
Chromatography
See if the brown color from candy coatings is made from the same or different colors.
On the Moooooove
Investigate how food coloring moves in milk when you add a little detergent.
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