So ingredients:
1. 1 plate
2. a cup or syringe
3. dish washing liquid
4. milk
5. and food coloring
Instructions: put the milk on the plate then scatter some food coloring in the middle in pattern you can create then get your syringe or cup and put the dish washing liquid in them now poor some dish washing in the middle of the milk and...
BOOM! the food coloring goes outwards making a pattern. Its really cool I have no idea why it does that but its cool try it for your self and comment me telling me what happened with yours.
Do you like science?
How its done. I found this on a website to explain what happens;
Milk is mostly water, but it also contains vitamins, minerals, proteins, and tiny droplets of fat suspended in solution. Fats and proteins are sensitive to changes in the surrounding solution (the milk).
The secret of the bursting colors is in the chemistry of that tiny drop of soap. Like other oils, milk fat is a non-polar molecule and that means it doesn’t dissolve in water. When soap is mixed in, however, the non-polar (hydrophobic) portion of micelles (molecular soap structures in solution) break up and collect the non-polar fat molecules.Then the polar surface of the micelle (hydrophilic) connects to a polar water molecule with the fat held inside the soap micelle. Thanks to the soap connection, literally, the non-polar fat can then be carried by the polar water. This is when the fun begins.
