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Emily's Science Lab: Exploding Witches Brew

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Join Emily Calandrelli, MIT engineer, on her fun science adventure in 'Emily's Science Lab: Exploding Witches Brew.' Emily introduces an exciting experiment that turns a simple paint can into a rocket using a chemical reaction. This educational video guides viewers through the process of creating the 'Exploding Witches Brew' by combining baking soda and vinegar, showcasing an acid-base reaction that generates carbon dioxide gas. Key scientific concepts such as chemical reactions, pressure, and Newton's Third Law of Motion are explained in an engaging, child-friendly manner. Perfect for school-aged children, this video encourages young scientists to think creatively and safely about experiments and the world of science. Emily also invites viewers to explore more science adventures in her book series 'Stay Curious and Keep Exploring.'