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DANCING MOTH BALLS | |
Fill a rose bowl, or any kind of a clear bowl with a curved surface, with water. Add for each cup of water: 1 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. citric acid crystals 3 to 5 mothballs The chemical reaction will keep the moth balls moving from the surface of the water to the bottom of the ball and back for about 2 hours. If you place the bowl on a mirror, you will get twice the effect. The water can be colored with food coloring or a flower can be floated on top. Some people anchor the flower to the bottom of the bowl with a tiny, needle-type flower holder, a bit of adhesive tape or modeling clay. When the balls stop moving, add another spoonful of citric acid crystals and soda to start them again. |
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