Unpoppable Bubbles! | Summer Experiments | SciShow Kids

The video explores the fun and science of bubbles, explaining their composition and why they pop. It includes an experiment to make bubbles last longer by adding sugar to the soap solution, resulting in thicker bubbles that last longer. The video concludes with ideas for further experiments using different ingredients to enhance bubble durability.

What are the three main ingredients needed to create a soap bubble?

• Soap, air, and salt

• Water, soap, and air

• Water, air, and oil

• Water, soap, and sugar

Why do bubbles eventually pop?

• The bubble gets too heavy to float

• The water in the bubble escapes, allowing the air to escape too

• The air inside the bubble evaporates

• The soap dissolves in the air

What special ingredient is added to the bubble solution to make bubbles last longer?

• Sugar

• Vinegar

• Baking soda

• Salt

How long did the thicker bubble last compared to the original bubble?

• 90 seconds longer

• 120 seconds longer

• 60 seconds longer

• 30 seconds longer

What are some alternative ingredients suggested for future bubble experiments?

• Corn syrup and glycerin

• Salt and pepper

• Flour and water

• Honey and lemon juice