Looking for a hands-on science experiment that’s exciting, educational, and uses ingredients you already have in your kitchen? Try the DIY Apple Volcano Science Experiment—a fizzy, foamy eruption packed inside a piece of fruit! It’s the perfect mix of fun and learning, ideal for curious kids, classroom activities, or even backyard entertainment.
🍎 What Is the Apple Volcano Experiment?
The Apple Volcano is a safe, simple chemical reaction that simulates a volcanic eruption using a hollowed-out apple. When baking soda (a base) is combined with vinegar (an acid), it causes a fizzy explosion of bubbles—just like lava flowing from a volcano! The apple adds a unique twist, turning a regular science experiment into a juicy, colorful sensory activity.
🧪 Supplies You’ll Need:
1 apple (any kind will do, but bigger ones are easier to work with)
1 tablespoon of baking soda
1/2 cup of vinegar
A few drops of dish soap (optional, for extra foam)
Food coloring (optional, for lava effect—red, orange, or yellow work great)
A spoon or apple corer
A tray or plate (to catch the eruption)
🔬 How to Do the Apple Volcano Experiment:
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