“When you bombard a liquid solution with high-frequency sound waves in a process called ultra-sonication, the solution swirls rapidly, and masses of microscopic bubbles are formed ... waves caused the ...

Help your child conduct a simple experiment. Try making the bubble solution from the first two ingredients only. Have your child test the solution. Does it work? Will bubbles form? Then add the ...

The solution: Edible packaging The idea of edible packaging ... Notpla produces edible drink pods, which are bubbles you can drink from and then eat. Edible packaging has also been making its ...

The biggest bubbles are made with two sticks and a loop of string between them. Using special bubble solution, a large thin film of solution is made in the loop. Then the loop is then pulled through ...

There aren’t many places where you’ll find actual bubbles of bubble tea, a food-powered boat, and an edible water bottle all in one place, but the BASF Kids’ Lab Experiment Challenge 2018 is ...

Notpla, a pioneer in sustainable packaging, has secured £20 million, signalling a significant advancement in eco-friendly ...

Chefs heat a bowl of white grains and suddenly they have magical, molten, edible glass for making decorative gem-like ... With sugar appearing in so many foods, isomalt provides a solution that helps ...

A secret solution biodegradable membrane containing seaweed extract that makes edible bubbles ... [+] "Oohos" is held up by an R&D chemist at Notpla in Hackney, east London, on November 24 ...

October is full of tricks, but these Halloween toys are all treat. From baby toys and toddler faves to games for tweens and ...

RTD cocktails are booming. Up to now, these drinks have been all about convenience and portability: but innovators are ...