Chemistry Project.
By rakski
@rakski (132922)
Philippines
February 10, 2025 8:29am CST
My daughter did another project. It is a group project; the other day they went to their classmate's house to do this. But their attempt wasn't so good. My daughter remake another batch this afternoon because they have to film it tomorrow.
Their project demonstrates the phases of matter. It's called 'tanghulu' where the grapes on sticks are covered by caramelized sugar.8 people like this
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@Marilynda1225 (83777)
• United States
10 Feb
I have to agree. I love grapes and would probably eat the project before it ever got to school
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@lilacskies (4560)
• United States
10 Feb
This is super popular in Asian countries, right? I've been seeing YouTube shorts about this snack.
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@rakski (132922)
• Philippines
10 Feb
@lilacskies it became a trend in some Asian countries
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@lilacskies (4560)
• United States
10 Feb
@rakski I thought so. I saw these on YouTube.
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@allknowing (141016)
• India
11 Feb
@rakski But I must admit I have not understood what the project is all about
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@rakski (132922)
• Philippines
11 Feb
@allknowing they will submit a report of video presentation for the changing phases of mater.
From sugar (solid) + water (liquid), put in fire -- evaporation (gas)
such a complicated kind of way of showing the change which we already know
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@luisadannointed (7245)
• Philippines
12 Feb
Nice! I think science subject is getting creative every era.
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@somewitch (2104)
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11 Feb
Could you choose anything to demonstrate the phases of matter or did the teacher clearly ask for caramelized grapes? Good you only had to submit video proof, so you can eat the tanghulu right away. 
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