Magic Rainbow - Fun Chemistry Experiment with Milk of Magnesia and Vinegar

[@SushanthReddy29]

Perfect comeback after a long gap!!!!

[@BealsScience]

Thank you!!! I’ve been working on big things that haven’t been working out quite like I hoped so I figured I better dive into some of my “regular” experiments to get some videos uploaded! Lots more on the way!

[@paca_bill4863]

Excellent video! I'm going to look into the MEL Science, since my grandkids recently moved away to another state, and this looks like a fun way to keep them involved in some STEM learning :) Science IS fun!!

[@BealsScience]

Thank you! The MEL Science kits really are neat! My kids and I are going to do another one tomorrow and I am as excited as they are! Take care!

[@trishziegler]

am so excited to share this experiment with my small group of students. I bought some universal indicator on Amazon and I haven’t tried this yet, but I am wondering how many times you can add the acid before it doesn’t work any longer.

[@BealsScience]

You can add acid until it becomes clear and red and then add more milk of magnesia to make it go the other way. You can repeat this back and forth until you run out of acid and/or magnesia! Have fun!

[@trishziegler]

AWESOME!! Thanks so muc😃😃

[@BealsScience]

Thank you for watching! Leave me a comment and let me know what you think! Or, maybe you have an idea for a science experiment? If so, let me know! ~Keep on Learning! Craig

[@rigleybeals7814]

Good job!

[@BealsScience]

Thank you!!

[@1demo1]

Great demo. Can you tell us the components of the glasses that changed color while you checking pH?

[@maxpoh]

Really cool experiment

[@BealsScience]

Thank you!!! And thanks for watching!!

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

OH MAN, do I wish I could go back to school, a school just like this. My single biggest regret in my life is getting moved from mainstream school. My life spiralled out of control when I was 13 and it went on and on and on!!!!

[@BealsScience]

I would have been happy to have you at my school!!

[@ronaldmcdonald8303]

@@BealsScience I would LOVE to have a second chance. After I turned 13 my life spiralled out of control. I'll take the seat of any student who doesn't want to learn! Thank you!

[@BusyBeeRecovery]

This video convinced me to subscribe. I love your channel! I love science!! 🤓

[@BealsScience]

Thank you for the kind worlds and for the sub!!!

[@namyaarora3515]

Can tap water be used instead of distilled water?

[@BealsScience]

Yes

[@breezybabe1536]

Wow ✌🏻😎SUPERB!!! 🎊

[@BealsScience]

Thanks!!

[@kierstentorma6304]

I'm doing this lab tomorrow but probably have only 5 mL of universal indicator, can I use that and just use 0.5 Liters of water and 20 mL of milk of magnesia?

[@BealsScience]

You can definitely scale it down to any amount you want.

[@mayaasa8664]

Are plastic mediums safe to use for this experiment??

[@mayaasa8664]

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[@BealsScience]

Yes but only for the parts where you are not heating the materials.

[@mayaasa8664]

And, for stirring, can we use some kind of spoon instead, if yes, what medium should the spoon be of??

[@aarya_207]

Glass rod

[@isaacbae9383]

In the equation, why is water the product if we add water to the milk of magnesia

[@happinessallover]

finally the new one came.

[@BealsScience]

Thanks for sticking with me! I’ve got three more filmed and in various stages of editing so more experiments/videos are on the way!!

[@happinessallover]

@@BealsScience yeah sure, i'm waiting for 'em too

[@Pokemon_Ash98187]

Amazing✌✌✌

[@BealsScience]

Thanks!!

[@towrta]

Seeing someone handling chemicals without safety gloves really makes me anxious Really interesting experiment though

[@BealsScience]

Safety first! But all of these chemicals are safe to handle without the use of gloves. Safety glasses are highly recommended.