Liquid Stacking You'll need: Empty bottle measuring cup dark corn syrup dish washing liquid water (add food coloring) vegetable oil rubbing alcohol (add food coloring) Annie says I did this with (in order from bottom to top) cranberry juice, sprite, and blue gatorade. It looked cute and patriotic and it was drinkable Mitchell says Where did you get that bottle from? Dual also says Where do u get these bottles there so cool Ruthie says Those are Voss water bottles you can find them in any store. Breanna says I did it right now and my colored water mixed with my dish soap :/ :( Eric says it really deosnt matter what order they are put in Josue replies YES IT DOES DIFFERENT LIQUIDS HAVE DIFFERENT DENSITIES Matrix also replies Yes it does each liquid have different density, so the bottom is the highest density and the top is the lowest densityYes it does each liquid have different density, so the bottom is the highest density and the top is the lowest density Zulfigar says does honey work for dark corn syrup Josue replies I think maple syrup does I THINK I've tried this but only with oil water and maple syrup and maple syrup was the most dense :P Gertjan says SHAKE IT !!! Peralta replies If she/he shakes it it'll mix up...for a little it'll be back in the order it was in the first place after a while Blue repliesFor me it stayed mixed permanently. Mircea says Do they eventually mix, or does this last permanently? They can make for some really cool versions of lava lamps! Thunder replies Yeah basic physics the more dense liquids are always on the bottom and vice versa however if you intensely shake it you will have to wait a while before he goes back and settles Kwon says can i use clear corn syrup and add color? Big Bad says I did this in science before Tej says Amazing Best science activity to do amazin Tanmay says what is the reason behind it Harjot replies denser liquids stay at the bottom, and the lense dense stay at the top :) Lexiflower says I did this with skittles And a froze it And ate it like ice cream The McMaster says I did this, but without the alcohol, and it did work for some reason. when i dumped it out a black liquid came out of the bottle. weird Blue says Made it :D So awesome! Just be careful not to shake it, because it seems that only the vegetable oil made it without mixing. Super cool though, love it. Yoshi says um i did this in 8th grade science class it has to do with density or something John says It's just science. The densest liquid will always stay at the bottom and then as you go up the density decreases. Cool Guy says OMG I am totally making one of these for a decoration in my bedroom, thanks for the awesome idea Jelly beans says It's because of each liquid's density. Ginger says Oh my glob. Its Rainbow Dash in a cup! Pretentious says what happens if you shake it? Melanie replies Color explosion Lucille says If you put them in in any order, wouldn't they eventually settle out at their own level? Wouldn't that be cooler? Blue replies He did it for the video :P Jonah says I did this with Mountain Dew and Diet Pepsi. Roxie says Rainbow Factory comes into my mind Khan says brings back the times of 90's Reagan says That was really cool. I liked the colors. awesome says I learned this in 3rd grade best project ever when I learned about density Revs says What is the brand of the bottle??? Addison replies Voss is the best omg its sort of expensive though Daniel says if you shake it up will it eventually go back to its segregated state?? Romantic says it works because all those different densities wont mix Jenny says It's because of the different debsitys Mr Godzilla says I already knew this one this is just plain science i don't believe this is astrophysics, and if it is, it is a very basic concept Uzair says They will look like they have been mixed but establish their original form again after a while. Kirby says It's like Zap Apple jam! Xenmorph says the liquids are phobic to eachother Jared says I did something just like this in science one day Jack says They are mutually exclusive so









