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Materials * Large, shallow Baking Pan * 1 teaspoon (5 ml) dishwashing liquid Planning the Procedure * Tap Water * Spoon * Drinking Straw 1. Fill the pan half full with water, then add the dish washing liquid. 2. Gently stir with the spoon to thoroughly mix the liquids without producing any bubbles. 3. Place one end of the straw beneath the surface of the water. 4. Slowly and gently blow through the straw to make a cluster of 5 to 15 bubbles. CAUTION: Only exhale through the straw. Do not inhale. 5. Move the straw to a different location and blow a single bubble. 6. With the straw, move the bubble so that it touches the bubble cluster. 7. Move the straw to a different location and blow through the straw as before to make a cluster of 5 to 15 bubbles. 8. With the straw, move one bubble cluster so that it touches the other bubble cluster. Results The single bubble attaches to the bubble cluster. The two clusters of bubbles join, making one clus