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(Lemon as Invisible Ink)

When I heated the paper, my hidden message appeared brown. The lemon juice reacted to the heat and
changed through oxidation. The parts with lemon juice turned dark faster because they burned a little. This
shows that lemon juice can be used as invisible ink, and heat helps reveal the hidden message.”

(Milk as Invisible Ink)

“When I heated the paper, my secret message written with milk appeared light brown. The heat made the
milk burn a little and change color, making the message visible. This shows that milk can be used as invisible
ink, but it looks lighter than lemon juice.”

(Vinegar as Invisible Ink)

When I heated the paper, my secret message written with vinegar showed up light brown. The heat made
the vinegar react and slightly burn the paper, making the message appear. It wasn’t as dark or clear as the
ones made with lemon juice or milk.”

(Baking Soda as Invisible Ink)

When I heated the paper, my secret message written with baking soda turned brownish. The heat made the
baking soda react with the paper and slightly burn it, showing the hidden writing. The message appeared, but
it wasn’t as dark as the one made with lemon juice.”

(Muriatic Acid as Invisible Ink)

When I heated the paper, my secret message with diluted muriatic acid turned grayish or brown. It reacted
with the paper and showed the message. It burned faster than the other solutions, so it must be used carefully
with adult supervision.”

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