Diffusion Of Skittles

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Hello today we will be talking about a skittle sure a skittle is delicious but did you know it could be used for many more than just eat. Did you know that you can make an experiment with just a skittle and some water well that’s exactly what we did got a petri dish and filled it up with water then we put the skittle in the middle of the dish. As soon as we placed the skittle in the water it stated dissolving and the water turned orange the skittle got tiny and the top of the skittle got rough.
The science that happened in the skittles experiment is that the skittle turned tiny another thing that happened is that the s on the skittle came off it didn’t dissolve like the rest of the skittle did and also the color of the skittle dissolved

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