[fujitora46]

I'm a junior in a high school chemistry class where we allow elementary school classes to come see a variety of experiments at the end of the year.

If anyone on this sub has any ideas, please let me know.

I want to dazzle the students with my visual prowess!

Reasonable, using economical materials and a reasonable level of safety.

This teacher has been doing this event virtually every year for the past 20 years. It's been done a dozen times with elephant toothpaste and the like.

[Corribus]

Luminol, iodine clocks, liquid nitrogen, and carbon-from-sugar experiments area always winners. You can also easily make nanoparticles using readily available ingredients.

[Borek]

If anyone on this sub

Whenever I see this kind of a post I wonder if it is just a copy of something from the reddit, reposted here by a spammer trying to build a presence to later add link to the profile..

Not that such links live long, I clean the site now and then.