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Two liquids that refuse to mix

Liquid motion bubbler

Two colored liquids of different densities, sealed in a tube, falling through each other in slow motion every time you flip it. Six dollars. Classrooms buy it as a focus aid. That's a generous description of an object you simply cannot stop watching.

$5.99
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What it actually is

  • Two liquids of different densities in a sealed tube
  • Restarts with a flip
  • Sold as a focus and calm-down tool
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In stock on 1 of 1 day we have checked since Sep 10.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is A frog you can see but can't touch.

Details

BrandTeacher Created Resources
ConditionNew
CategoryWeird desk toys and fidget gadgets

Listed on Amazon as: Teacher Created Resources Purple & Pink Liquid Motion Bubbler

Full Amazon listing name

Teacher Created Resources Purple & Pink Liquid Motion Bubbler

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