66953_Prof CHEM INS_Cover(6L) - Imaginarium
66953_Prof CHEM INS_Cover(6L) - Imaginarium
66953_Prof CHEM INS_Cover(6L) - Imaginarium
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JELLY SCULPTURE<br />
Now, if you want to make a jelly sculpture, it's very simple and similar to making<br />
gummy sweets. You will need the following material:<br />
• A packet of powdered jelly<br />
• Jelly moulds or fun shaped containers<br />
• A measuring spoon<br />
• Sugar<br />
• Food colouring<br />
• A cup of cold water<br />
• A cup of warm water<br />
• A bowl<br />
Pour a cup of cold water into the bowl and sprinkle the powdered jelly over the<br />
water. Add ¼ of a cup of sugar and a cup of warm water, then stir well until it<br />
dissolves. Add 4 drops of food colouring and mix again. Then, pour the mix into<br />
different moulds and place it in the freezer until it sets. Jelly is a very peculiar<br />
substance: It is liquid in warm water but, when chilled, it becomes semi-solid.<br />
FLOWER PETAL PERFUME<br />
Making flower perfume. It's easy; all you need is:<br />
• Flower petals<br />
• Water<br />
• The mini laboratory<br />
• A funnel<br />
• A beaker<br />
5<br />
4<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
Pick some petals from different flowers. Fill one of the test tubes in the mini<br />
laboratory to the number 4 mark. Using the funnel and the beaker, add<br />
warm water, just enough to cover the petals. Close the tube and wait for 1<br />
hour. Open and smell!<br />
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