How to Make Rainbow Milk
Discover the Magic of Colour and Chemistry with Rainbow Milk!
This engaging presentation takes students through a simple and mesmerising experiment where they can explore the swirling colours created by the interaction of milk, food colouring, and liquid soap. The resource provides a visually rich and structured approach to introducing scientific concepts in a fun, hands-on way.
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