Currect.
But the particles are so tiny, it basically is the liquid. Kinda like disolving sugar in water, there's no chemical bond (afaik) - but it's not like some parts of the water tastes sweet whilst other parts don't.
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Currect.
But the particles are so tiny, it basically is the liquid. Kinda like disolving sugar in water, there's no chemical bond (afaik) - but it's not like some parts of the water tastes sweet whilst other parts don't.
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i watched the one where he mixes the cornstarch with water...i remember making some kind of putty when I was a kid doing that :|
as someone said in one of the comments, it'd be more scientific if he actually explained stuff :| as it stands now it's just a bunch of bs lol
as someone said in one of the comments, it'd be more scientific if he actually explained stuff :| as it stands now it's just a bunch of bs lol
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No, suger disolves, and the particles go into solution. You can physically seperate them while tgether.
The ink doesn't, its liked milk, where they just sit suspended in the fluid, and can be seperated easily.
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The cornstarch and water is cool. Mythbusters made like 100gallons of it.
The ink doesn't, its liked milk, where they just sit suspended in the fluid, and can be seperated easily.
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The cornstarch and water is cool. Mythbusters made like 100gallons of it.
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That was pretty sweet.
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