Kia ora Frank, Well done on writing such a fantastic blog post about your sodium polyacrylate science experiment! I was very interested to read how the sodium polyacrylate expanded as you added the water, and dissolved back to a liquid once you added salt. When you added the water to this ingredient, what texture did the mixture become? Did the mixture have any particular smell? How long did the reaction take to occur once you added the salt? The photo you have included is fantastic, and I really like how focused you are on the science experiment in front of you. You mentioned in your blogpost how you learnt what sodium polyacrylate was used for and why people use it. It would be awesome if you could reply to this comment and let me know what sodium polyacrylate is used for in everyday life! Keep blogging, you’re doing an awesome job! Nga mihi
Kia ora Frank,
ReplyDeleteWell done on writing such a fantastic blog post about your sodium polyacrylate science experiment!
I was very interested to read how the sodium polyacrylate expanded as you added the water, and dissolved back to a liquid once you added salt.
When you added the water to this ingredient, what texture did the mixture become?
Did the mixture have any particular smell?
How long did the reaction take to occur once you added the salt?
The photo you have included is fantastic, and I really like how focused you are on the science experiment in front of you.
You mentioned in your blogpost how you learnt what sodium polyacrylate was used for and why people use it. It would be awesome if you could reply to this comment and let me know what sodium polyacrylate is used for in everyday life!
Keep blogging, you’re doing an awesome job!
Nga mihi