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Five floors. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Tell the audience that you can pour five different liquids into the glass so that they do not mix and stand one above the other - five floors.

Focus secret:

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1. Pour some very sweet cold coffee into the bottom of the glass.

2. Fold the "pound" out of paper and bend its end at a right angle, cutting off the tip so that the cut is the diameter of a pinhead. Pour pure water into this horn; a thin stream should flow out of it horizontally, break against the wall of the glass and gradually drain onto the coffee. When the water layer is the same height as the coffee layer, stop pouring the water.

3. From the second cone, pour in the same way into a glass of red wine.

4. Pour a layer of oil from the third horn.

5. Pour a layer of denatured alcohol from the fourth cone. It turned out five layers - floors - of liquids in one glass. All - different colors and different densities. The heaviest are at the bottom, the lightest are at the top.

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