Do not do this experiment carelessly, because it can quickly get out of control. This is the famous elephant toothpaste experiment. Just by pouring a small amount of liquid, foam erupts wildly and spreads faster than you’d expect. Despite its dramatic effect, the process is simple: mix hydrogen peroxide and dish soap in equal parts, then add potassium iodide solution. This triggers a rapid reaction that releases oxygen, producing massive amounts of foam that can even spray out like a wave. It’s

Two simple ingredients explode to fill a swimming pool in less than 10 seconds 😊 | Mark Rober

It's everyone's favourite experiment - elephant's toothpaste! Join Mita as we explore the science of this explosive reaction and find out how you can try it safely at home. 💥 IMPORTANT: Please note, if you try this experiment at home you need to use hydrogen peroxide bleach, NOT a chlorine based bleach. | Scitech

Elephant’s Toothpaste experiment in Chemistry #cmhs #cimarronmemorial | Cimarron-Memorial High School