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The Conversation, Stephen Ashworth, "Summer holiday science: three experiments to try with kids at home"

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2023/08/22

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https://theconversation.com/summer-holiday-science-three-experiments-to-try-with-kids-at-home-210931

Now put your jar somewhere it can sit undisturbed. As the water in your solution evaporates, the sugar solution becomes more concentrated. At some point, there will not be enough water to dissolve all the sugar, and that’s when the crystals start to form.

The slower the water evaporates, the larger the crystals will grow. Big crystals might take several days to grow. If you are impatient and keep your water in a warm place, the water will evaporate more quickly, but the crystals will end up smaller.