This video tutorial will show you how to make glowing water. You can use as an ingredient to make other science projects glow in the dark, such as crystals and slime. All you need is a highlighter pen and some water. Check out this how-to video and go make some glowing water.
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10 Comments
Interesting and i was wondering if a glow stick would work just as well as a marker.
as you asked i tried the experament with a glow stick, results differ by a long shot. i also tried a glow in the dark substance made out of melted down glow in the dark BBs. It worked but not as well.
glow sticks have acid........ and r u able to drink the water?
can u
cool
pretty cool
niceeeeeee
it works.......
it cant work :(
lol
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