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3 Egg-cellently Weird Science Experiments
Season 4
Episode 29
We walk you through the chemistry behind protein denaturing, making an egg bounce, and creating your own green eggs (minus the ham--that's all on you). So, we're coming at you with three kitchen egg demos that will bounce, denature, and colorize you into total chemical bewilderment!
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