This experiment deals with density (how heavy something is) and the effects are demonstrated using eggs. You'll also need two glasses, water, and table salt, as well as two eggs.

Using the definition of density, this science experiment shows how you can make an egg float on water.

This density experiment is an excellent representation of how denser fluids fall to the bottom of a cup, while lighter fluids float to the top of a cup. In this experiment, a type of syrup, water, and ...

The density of an egg is slightly more than fresh water, so the egg will sink. If it is put in salty water, it will float because the salt-water solution is denser than the egg.

GRAND RAPIDS — What is density? Why is it important to us? In a previous experiment we learned about buoyancy with an orange sinking or floating and now we are going to learn about density with ...

Understand how cold and warm air masses shape the weather! Follow along with NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei and try this experiment at home.

Two glass jars showcasing a colorful density experiment: one with layered black water and the others demonstrating red, yellow, green, and blue layers of liquids.

Experiment 1 You need 3 glasses, 3 golf balls, salt, and water. We’ll put a golf in a glass of water. It sinks to the bottom because the ball is more dense than the water.

Jayceen and Kari used one of the planetarium's density tanks to show how hot and cold water interact.

When a butter cookie is placed into the first beaker of plain water, it should sink. But in the second and third beakers, ...

Weather Learn about density with this DIY lava lamp experiment Help your student learn more about chemistry using supplies you likely already have at home.