One of the staples of kitchen chemistry for kids is making sugar crystals or rock candy. Why not? It is educational and it tastes good, too. [Science with Screens] has a different kind of crystal ...

Discover the magic of sugar with these unique and easy science experiments that lead to amazing reactions! Whether you’re creating colorful sugar crystals or experimenting with sugar’s chemical ...

Light up your night with a little sugar. Dr Yan uses some very sweet science to make sugar glow in the dark ... try and find some with large crystals. Demerara worked for us.

The atoms and molecules that make ... crystals, the particles repeat in a pattern that gives the crystal its special shape. Some crystals look very similar but here are a couple of ways to tell them ...

If you are making jams or preserves at home, try using rock sugar instead of regular white sugar. Its slow-dissolving nature ...

Make sure your ... necessary (in our experiment, we dug our crystals out with a fork). We used Epsom salt, but you can use other solids, including table salt or sugar. These will each behave ...

Disposal: All solutions used in this experiment can be disposed of down ... because the water molecules interact with the individual sugar molecules and make them dissolve. Over time, the crystals ...

but I get that they're making energy from biomass products, which is cool). The Florida Crystals sugar company is no stranger to renewable energy. The company claims it has reduced dependence on ...