Welcome back! Today in this post I will be going to talk about a new Stemist kit about matter. You can see a unboxing video down below.

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The first experiment in the book is called Ice Melt and Overflow. If you want to do this Experiment at home, you'll need...

- Clear Plastic Cup
- Ice Cube
- Warm Water
- Timer or Clock

1. Fill the Plastic Cup with Warm Water all the way to the top. (DO NOT OVERFILL!)

2. Slowly place an Ice Cube in the Warm Water.

3. Set a timer for 15 Minutes or get a Clock
 which has 15 Minute marks.

4. Watch the ice slowly melt and the water rise.

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Here are some questions that you can answer if you want...

1. What is in the cup?
2. What is the ice made of?
3. How is ice made?
4. Did the water overflow and spill over the edge of the cup?
5. Is liquid denser than ice?
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