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In this density experiment, we layered honey (or syrup), colored water, and oil, then dro… — @tinyrobin_kids

Posted Jun 15, 2026 (4 months ago)33s146,026 views

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Views
146,026
Likes
3,564
Comments
24
Shares
1,166
Saves
2,983
Engagement
3.26%
Duration
33s
Posted
Jun 15, 2026

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@tinyrobin_kids's TikTok video "In this density experiment, we layered honey (or syrup), colored water, and oil, then dropped in a metal bolt, a grape, a bottle cap, and a sponge to see where each one would end up.✨ Some sank. Some floated. Some got stuck right in the middle! A simple experiment that makes density easy to see and surprisingly hard to stop watching.🔬 You’ll need: • Honey or syrup • Water + food coloring • Oil • Metal bolt • Grape • Plastic bottle cap • Small sponge piece #densityexperiment #scienceforkids #stemactivities #preschoolactivity #scienceexperiment" has 146,026 views, 3,564 likes, 24 comments, 1,166 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 3.26% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 4 months ago and runs 33 seconds. It has been saved 2,983 times.

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