DIY Centrifuge | ThinkTac | DIY Science

You want to get the observation sheet for the video you watched - join Myunlab to get more resources . . “A centrifuge is a device that uses rapidly spinning containers, to separate substances based on their density. The apparent centrifugal force pushes the denser materials to the extreme ends of the container while the less dense materials remain nearer the centre. In this remarkable creation of Prof. Manu Prakash from Stanford University, we make a ““centrifuge““ using just cardboard, cotton thread, vials and a button. With one’s own hands, one can wind the thread and spin the cardboard at about 3000-4000 rpm, and easily separate certain colloidal mixtures, such as muddy water and even blood!“ To explore further and get your questions answered, visit the TACtivity homepage at - ______________________________________________________________________________________ IX CBSE Alternative Lab playlist - IX CBSE Recommendation playlist - IX CBSE Discover programme playlist ______________________________________________________________________________________ Buy IX CBSE Alternative Lab programme with material kit, lab record and live classes at Buy CBSE Discover programme with material kit and live classes at ______________________________________________________________________________________ For more information, visit Write in with your suggestions and questions at unlab@ ______________________________________________________________________________________ ===============================================================================Share, Support, Subscribe ===============================================================================♥ Email us at: info@ ♥ Subscribe: ♥ Facebook Page: ♥ Twitter Page: ♥Instagram Page: ♥Website: ♥Linkedin: ======================================================