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Looking for the ultimate science experiment for kids? In this video, we show you exactly how to make Elephant Toothpaste at home! This iconic foam experiment is colorful, messy, and a fantastic way to learn about chemical reactions.We break down the recipe step-by-step so you can recreate this massive foam explosion safely in your own kitchen or backyard.

🧪 In this video, you will learn:The perfect Elephant Toothpaste recipe using household ingredients.Tips for getting the biggest foam reaction.The science behind why the mixture expands so quickly!

📝 Ingredients You Need:Empty plastic bottle (16oz or 20oz works best)Hydrogen Peroxide (3% for safety, or 6% for a bigger reaction – adult supervision required)Dry Yeast (1 packet)Warm WaterDish SoapFood Coloring (optional, but fun!)

⚠️ Safety First:Please ensure adult supervision at all times. Do not touch the foam immediately after the reaction as it can be hot (exothermic reaction) and the peroxide can irritate skin. Wear safety goggles!

📚 The Science Behind It:When you mix yeast (the catalyst) with hydrogen peroxide, it breaks the peroxide down into water and oxygen gas rapidly. The dish soap traps the gas bubbles, creating the giant foam eruption known as Elephant Toothpaste!

👇 Jump to a Section:0:00 - Intro0:45 - Ingredients List1:30 - Mixing the Yeast2:15 - The Explosion!3:00 - The Science Explained#ElephantToothpaste #ScienceForKids #STEM #DIYScience #KidsActivities #HomeschoolScienceOption 2: The "Short & Punchy" DescriptionBest for: Shorter videos, TikTok/Shorts reposts, or audiences that just want the action.Video Title Idea: DIY Elephant Toothpaste!

🐘🦷 (HUGE Reaction)Description:Watch us create a massive foam explosion with this easy DIY Elephant Toothpaste experiment!

💥This is one of the coolest science activities for kids that you can do right now. It uses simple ingredients like yeast, dish soap, and hydrogen peroxide to create a reaction that looks like toothpaste big enough for an elephant!

✅ What you need:Plastic bottleWarm water & YeastDish soapHydrogen PeroxideFood coloring

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.⚗️ Experiment Details:This reaction is "exothermic," meaning it produces heat! It shows how a catalyst (yeast) speeds up the breakdown of Hydrogen Peroxide ($H_2O_2$).Ingredients used in this video:Hydrogen Peroxide: We used 3% standard solution found in pharmacies.Yeast mixture: Active dry yeast mixed with warm water.The Trap: Dish soap to catch the Oxygen bubbles.

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