Make Water Disappear Like a Magician!
Amaze your friends while learning about hydrogels.

As seen on the Ellen DeGeneres show, and also known as slush powder, Water Gel turns from a powder to a gel in just seconds. Sodium polyacrylate absorbs from 500-800 times its weight in water and is actually the secret ingredient that’s used to absorb “liquid” in baby diapers! An Activity Guide with lots of fun, hands-on polymer science tricks to play on your friends is also included. Recommended for children ages 6 and up.

How does it work?
When you add water to this superabsorbent polymer, it instantly turns from a liquid to a slushy solid.

What does it teach?
Water Gel is the perfect way to demonstrate how polymers work. The gel is a superabsorbent polymer that can help illustrate how farmers can save their crops in times of drought and what kind of material is in a baby diaper!

Super Absorbent Polymer Powder
Water Gel soaks up to 500 – 800 times its weight in water in seconds! It uses sodium polyacrylate – the secret ingredient used to absorb “liquid” in diapers!

Science Fair Connection
Turn Water Gel into a fun science fair project by simply identifying a variable (something that might change the outcome) in the experiment, then testing that variable, and correctly reporting the results.

Instruction Cards Included with 3 Experiments
The Amazing Disappearing Act
Where’s the Water?
Salty Breakdown

Recommended ages 6+.
Adult supervision required. Do not ingest.

• Make water disappear like a magician
  
  
• This superabsorbent polymer powder soaks up 500-800 times its weight in water
  
  
• Turns from a powder to gel in just seconds
  
  
• Discover the secret powder used in diapers!
  
  What’s Included?
  
  
• Water Gel™ Polymer .52 oz. (15 g)
  
  
• Instructions