Wordless Wednesday - Rubber Egg
Wednesday July 2, 2008

By Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D., About.com Guide to Chemistry since 2001
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Comments
I really appreciate how you teach us a new trick with your WW entries every week. My little cousins are going to love this one, too. Thanks!
Ooooooooo!! That is so cool! Now to go gross out my family….mwhahahahhahahaha!
That is so cool! I can really freak my 4-year-old out with this.
I love you site because I’m taking chemistry right now in my college courses and the last time I took it was in high school in the 90’s. So your site helps me when I get stumped.
I remember doing this as a kid. Fun stuff!
That is really cool. Do I have to wait until I have kids, or can I just try these things on my own?
You all wouldn’t rat me out, right?
Thanks, Anne Marie!
What does one do with a rubber egg?
I suppose it coud be put in a hen’s nest to prompt her to lay if one had a hen
A great idea for keeping my husband occupied while I am writing!
Dang, I knew I was forgetting a step. Now I know why my eggs break instead of bounce.