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Properties of Matter

Explore Properties of Matter through interactive, curriculum-aligned experiments that explain key ideas in a clear and visual way. Students can learn concepts such as Carbon dioxide passing through lime water (Decomposition Reaction) and Condensation, observe results, and connect theory with classroom understanding. These experiments make learning properties of matter easier and more engaging.

Balloon Burst (Irreversible Change)

Balloon Burst (Irreversible Change)

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This experiment demonstrates an irreversible change using a balloon. The balloon is inflated and then pierced with a pencil. When it bursts, it cannot...

Burning Of Candle (Irreversible Change)

Burning Of Candle (Irreversible Change)

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This experiment demonstrates an irreversible change using a burning candle. When the candle is lit, the wax melts and burns, causing the length of the...

Capillary Rise

Capillary Rise

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This experiment demonstrates capillary rise. It shows how a liquid rises or falls in a narrow tube depending on the type of liquid, the diameter of th...

Density At Molecular Level

Density At Molecular Level

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This experiment explains that density depends on how closely molecules are packed. When molecules are tightly packed, the object becomes denser. When ...

Forces Between Matter (Properties)

Forces Between Matter (Properties)

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This experiment demonstrates how different materials respond to an applied force. When rubber is struck, it compresses and returns to its shape, showi...

Melting Of Wax (Reversible Change)

Melting Of Wax (Reversible Change)

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This experiment demonstrates a reversible physical change by showing that wax melts on heating and solidifies again on cooling.

Objects may float or sink in water (Density)

Objects may float or sink in water (Density)

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This experiment demonstrates the concept of density by observing whether different objects float or sink in honey, water, and oil, showing that an obj...

Physical Nature Of Matter

Physical Nature Of Matter

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This experiment demonstrates the process of dissolution by showing that salt or sugar particles mix uniformly with water, forming a solution as the pa...

Release of air (reversible change)

Release of air (reversible change)

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This experiment demonstrates a reversible change by showing that a balloon expands when filled with air and returns to its original shape when the air...

Solubility of some common liquids in water (Density)

Solubility of some common liquids in water (Density)

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This experiment demonstrates the miscibility of liquids by showing that polar liquids like vinegar and lemon juice mix with water, while non-polar liq...

Surface tension - Demonstration

Surface tension - Demonstration

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This experiment demonstrates how adjusting parameters such as the height of the fluid column affects the efflux velocity in real time. Changing the he...

The Gaseous State

The Gaseous State

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This experiment demonstrates the properties of gases by comparing compressibility. Pressure is applied using a piston on three beakers containing a ga...

The Liquid State

The Liquid State

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This experiment demonstrates the properties of liquids. Different liquids such as water, oil, milk, and juice are poured into containers of different ...

The Solid State

The Solid State

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This experiment demonstrates the properties of solids. Different solid objects are observed and tested by striking or dropping them. Even after applyi...

Transparency and Transluency

Transparency and Transluency

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This experiment demonstrates transparency and translucency by testing different materials to see how they allow light to pass through. Transparent mat...

Tyndall Effect (Colloidal Solution)

Tyndall Effect (Colloidal Solution)

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This experiment demonstrates the Tyndall effect in a colloidal solution. Milk, sodium sulphate solution, and distilled water are taken and light is pa...

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