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Sunscreen Test with SunSafe Bracelet
The Sunscreen Experiment
Materials Needed:
- SunSafe Bracelet
- Sunscreen
- Sunny day
Steps:
- Prepare the Bracelet: Put on your SunSafe Bracelet and ensure it is exposed to sunlight.
- Observe Initial Color: Note the bracelet's initial color when exposed to sunlight without any sunscreen.
- Apply Sunscreen: Generously apply sunscreen to the entire surface of the bracelet.
- Wait and Observe: Continue to expose the bracelet to sunlight and observe any changes in color.
- Compare Results: Compare the color change of the sunscreen-covered bracelet to its initial state. Observe if the sunscreen delays or reduces the color change.
Conclusion: This experiment shows how effectively sunscreen can protect against UV rays, demonstrating the importance of applying sunscreen to protect your skin.
Have fun and stay sun-safe!
Water Test with SunSafe Bracelet
The Water Experiment
Materials Needed:
- SunSafe Bracelet
- Container of water (or a pool, bathtub, etc.)
- Sunny day
Steps:
- Prepare the Bracelet: Put on your SunSafe Bracelet and ensure it is exposed to sunlight.
- Observe Initial Color: Note the bracelet's color before it goes into the water.
- Submerge the Bracelet: Place the bracelet in the container of water, ensuring it is fully submerged.
- Observe Underwater: Keep the bracelet in the water and observe any color changes that occur while it is submerged.
- Remove and Compare: Take the bracelet out of the water and compare its color to the initial state. Observe if the water had any effect on the bracelet's color change.
- Repeat if Needed: For a more thorough test, repeat the process in different water conditions (e.g., tap water, pool water, etc.).
Conclusion: This experiment helps demonstrate how the SunSafe Bracelet reacts to UV exposure when underwater, showing the bracelet's effectiveness in different environments.
Have fun and stay sun-safe!
