Bouncy egg

How to do the bouncy egg experiment! A fun science experiment for kids where you submerge an egg in vinegar for days to make it bouncy.

Discover what happens to an egg when you soak it in vinegar in this amazing bouncy egg experiment. The eggshell dissolves and the raw, naked egg can bounce!

My boys love science, so it's always fun to spend a rainy summer day doing simple science experiments. This year, we decided to make a bouncy egg. Today, I am sharing the super-simple instructions and the super-cool results! All you need to make a bouncy egg is a glass, an egg, and vinegar. Fill the glass with vinegar, drop in the egg, and wait for the vinegar to dissolve the shell. The process starts immediately, and it will take about 24 hours to complete. (If the shell isn't completely…

Colorful bouncy egg experiment! Kids with litearlly dissolve the shell of a raw egg in this egg in vinegar experiment to create a bouncy egg.

I saw something online the other day about soaking an egg in a bowl of vinegar, and then it being able to bounce. So, I thought I...

This bouncy egg experiment teaches little scientists about egg anatomy and osmosis and takes just a few minutes to set up!

Hey guys, welcome back to The Bluebonnet Homestead! Today I’m going to show you a very simple DIY science experiment that is great for kids. We have been try...

Easy bouncy egg experiment! Remove the shell from an egg by soaking in vinegar and then try to bounce it! #coolscience #scienceforkids #eggexperiments

Egg bouncy ball! Just soak an egg in vinegar for 12-24 hours! This is soo cool and actually works! #mypicture

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