Dry ice beneath dyed oobleck (corn starch and water suspension) creates foggy bubbles that splatter dye as they pop.

Dry ice beneath dyed oobleck (corn starch and water suspension) creates foggy bubbles that splatter dye as they pop.

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2015, 2015 Team First, Flow Categories, Images, Media, Multiphase, NonNewtonian, Oobleck, Rising Bubbles, Splashes, z Class & Assignment

By Kelsea Anderson, Haleigh Cook, Samuel Ballard, Scott Wieland for Fall 2015 Team First.
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