Science For You By BOB BROWN
In this piece Bob Brown explores a curious science trick with water and alcohol. The text describes shimmering liquid patterns as alcohol mixes with water, driven by surface tension differences and outward movement toward the pan edges. The phenomenon changes as the liquids blend, creating visible flow as surface tensions balance.
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