Making Water Wiggle
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cool
I've done that experiment before it's really fun
your hair got all frizzy !!
your hair got all frizzy & i kept laughing the whole time hahaha =)
Static Electricity
What is the difference between static electricity and other types? Are there any? Could you preform this experiment with other kinds of electricity?
Great questions. The
Great questions. The electrostatic charge on the balloon is very high voltage, and very low amperage. It is that high voltage that induces a charge in the water. The other sources of electricity that we commonly use, such as batteries and household current are much lower voltage, and will not bend the stream of water.
Amazing!!!!!
Wow that is SOOOOOO cool!!I am going to try that!:)
awesome
that was very cool
wasent as cool as i thought
wasent as cool as i thought it would be but it was allright good job love your website keep up the good work
Special thanks
Very cute and amazing!!!! very thanks from Put like this Fantastic Videos
great videos
great videos
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im gonna try doing that with my class
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wierd but cool
wierd but cool
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