Sweet, sour, salty
 Micrcoscale Science Experimentation for small children
and their parents
Together with your parents you will learn about
Experiments with sugar, sour juices and salt

Start by clicking on the photo of the small boy

.....sss01: Sugar, salt citric acid: Can you distinguish between them?
sss02: Sugar, salt, citric acid: Can you make them invisible?
....sss03: How many syringes of water can you inject into your vial?
sss04: 3 + 1 = 3?  3 ml sugar are dissolved by 1 ml water
....sss05: Dissolved sugar becomes visible again: Growing of a sugar candy
...sss06: Sugar candies made of coloured sugar solutions
..sss07: Weigh 1 ml of sugar and salt
sss08: Which is the smallest quantity of sugar that tastes sweet?
sss09: Sand sugar, brown sugar, sugar candied sugar, icing sugar
sss10: Lactose (M), Fructose (F) and Glucose (T) differ from the sugar used in the kitchen
sss11: Fructose tastes sweeter than ordinary sugar, sweetener even more
sss12: Dividing sugar into smaller and smaller particles
sss13: Molecule modelling 1: Sucrose is a "double sugar"
sss14: Aus Brot entsteht bei der Verdauung ein Zucker
sss15: Sweet things may be sour at the same time: Sour fruit juices
sss16: Acids may corrode metals and stones
sss17: Sour cherries are an acid and an indicator
sss18: Cherry juice is transformed into cherry wine
sss19: "Cherry water" made of cherry wine
sss20: Lemon contains two acids: Citric acid and vitamin C
..sss21: Lactose is transformed into lactic acid while milk gets sour
sss22: The gas above Cola and the exhaled air are sour
sss23: Sour and salty water conduct electricity, sweet water not
.sss24: Why salt water conducts electricity
sss25: Make pure sodium chloride from table salt
sss26: How crystal cubes are growing from smallest sodium und chloride particles