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- 1 head of red cabbage
- Sharp knife
- Pot to boil water in (or blender)
- Strainer or colander
- Glass bowl
- clear cups or glasses
- household liquids to test (vinegar, baking soda, juices, soaps, bleach, ammonia, and anything else you want!)
- Something to stir with
- Take your red cabbage and have an adult help you cut off about 2-3 cups (the amount doesn’t need to be exact, the more cabbage, the more indicator you will get).
- Have an adult boil a pot of water and place the cabbage pieces in. Bring the water back to a boil for a couple minutes. Turn heat off and let sit for at least 10 minutes. Again, there’s no magic number, you just want the water to be a reddish-purple color. (You can also place the cabbage in a blender with water).
- Strain the water out into a glass bowl and let cool.
- Once it has cooled, pour some into clear cups or glasses and add different liquids to test.
- Gently stir or swirl the solution and see what happens!
(Be careful about mixing household cleaners together, as some combinations may produce harmful fumes. Only test one substance at a time.)
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