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Slushy Science: At-Home Science Experiment for #SummerLearning
It's Sci-Friday, and we're back with the Slushy Science experiment. Have you ever slurped a flavored slushy cup of ice before? Why doesn’t it freeze solid like an ice cube? Find out, using items right at home, about freezing points — and how to change them — in this experiment! Get the details, HERE.
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