What is the scientific explanation behind the toys that grow in water?
October 27th, 2009 | by Michael |
Molly asked:
You know the toys you get at the dollar store, you stick them in water and they grow? I’m doing a science fair project on them and I need a website, or something that gives me the science of their chemical makeup and how they work. Thank you!
VERNON
You know the toys you get at the dollar store, you stick them in water and they grow? I’m doing a science fair project on them and I need a website, or something that gives me the science of their chemical makeup and how they work. Thank you!
VERNON
2 Responses to “What is the scientific explanation behind the toys that grow in water?”
By ben l on Oct 29, 2009 | Reply
they’re proabbly extremely porous and when you put them in water the pores absorb water and thus it expands
By wihntr on Nov 1, 2009 | Reply
They are sponges. Do a search on sponges man made and natural. You should plenty of info for your project.