- What I did: I filled the glass with different liquids (milk, water, vinegar) and observed how much each liquid changed the color of the milk-water mixture.
- What I saw: The milk-water mixture changed color differently depending on which liquid was added. For example, adding vinegar made it curdle and turn cloudy, while adding milk might have made it whiter or less changed.
- What I learned from the experiment: Different liquids react differently with milk, causing visible changes like curdling or color shifts, which shows that chemical reactions can be observed through simple everyday materials.
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