Melting metal in warm water. A good way to demonstrate the strangeness of certain materials. Check out the link to get a kit to make your own gallium spoons. -M
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIbYiO5BRYk[/youtube]Science Experiment of the Day: A spoon made of gallium — a substance which melts at ~86 degrees Fahrenheit — is dipped in hot water.
Make your own gallium spoon and shock your friends! Now you’re pranking with science.
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