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And have the audience smell their hands after they've rubbed them a
while (challenge them to rub them until they burst into flames). It
always gets them that their hands smell like burning matches after
rubbing them together. This way, you are using one more sense to get
across that things heat up (like a match) when they rub together.
It's also fun to look at their faces when they smell them. (The guilty
pleasures of science demonstrations aye?)
Ben Randell
Program Specialist
Science City @ Union Station
Kansas City, MO
Kate Hintz wrote:
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> an easy one: rub your hands together and feel the heat generated by
> the friction
>
> On Oct 11, 2004, at 9:37 AM, Chad Johnson wrote:
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>> I hope everyone is having a good Monday morning. We are adding a new
>> demonstration to our line up this month on friction. We will be using
>> a hovercraft and a MagLev track to help teach the concept of friction
>> in a 30 minute show. I am just wondering if there are any other
>> really cool large group type demonstrations that have been used
>> elsewhere.
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>> Thanks
>> Chad Johnson
>> Experiential Educator
>> The Edgerton Explorit Center
>> http://www.edgerton.org
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