Guava Leaves Extract

 A. MaterialsThe following were used in this project1. 50 milligrams Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)2. 5 millilitres Guava leaf extract3. Containers4. 1 millilitres Lavender scent5. Pan6. SpoonB. Procedure: Preparation for the Guava Extract SoapPrepare the things needed for the said experiment. Prepare first the stove to beused then boil the guava leaves in a pan. After boiling, separate the guava leaves fromthe extract. Then, place the extract in a clean container. Prepare the Sodium Hydroxide(NaOH). Powder the Sodium Hydroxide for faster results. After powdering, boil a littleamount of water in a container. After it boils, mix the NaOH with the hot water. Putthree spoonful of guava leaf extract. Pour a spoonful lavender scent. Then, stir themixture. (Note: make sure that the mixture is viscous). Lastly, wait for 24 hours thensee the results.

Milk turns into a strong natural glue with the help of baking soda and vinegar.

What You'll Need

1½ cups millk

3 teaspoons white vinegar4 1 tablespoon baking soda5 Water

The process is simple. Heat the milk in a pan until warm, then add the white vinegar. Keep heating and stirring until the milk separates into curds and whey.Strain the mixture, keeping the solid part. Mold what you have left into one big, slimy ball. soda and enough water to get the right consistency. Heat it up until it starts bubbling, then turn it off and let it cool. That's it!Now that you've made your own glue, you can use it to make some DIY green slime by adding borax! Or, you know, you can just glue stuff with it, if you're the more practical type.

Check out Emma's post for more details on the

process and the science behind why it works.