The Science of It: Elephant toothpasteThe Science of It: Elephant toothpaste See a fun chemistry experiment in this week's The Science of It ...

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Weather Make elephant toothpaste with this basic chemistry experiment The foam-like substance is kid-friendly and a fun way to demonstrate basic chemical processes.

Do you know how to make elephant toothpaste? We learned how at Clark Planetarium! This isn't really Elephant Toothpaste, but it sure looks like it! It's a fun experiment we did at Clark Planetarium.

In this episode, learn how to make Elephant toothpaste. However, this is not something you will want to use on your own teeth. Learn what common chemicals can be put together to cause a reaction.

It’s adapted from a San Antonio Charter Moms lesson on how to make elephant toothpaste. Just a few ingredients are needed to create the chemical reaction.

Elephant toothpaste is what happens when you mix hydrogen peroxide with soap and food coloring, and add potassium iodide as a catalyst.

Katie Woodward showed us how to make "Elephant’s Toothpaste", a fun science demonstration. She also talked about the Tennessee STEAM Festival, which brings science, technology, engineering, art ...

Science Tackle chemistry in the kitchen by making Elephant Toothpaste This experiment shows how hydrogen peroxide and yeast react when combined.