Have an interesting experiment

One day at noon, I hurried back to school after I left school. I just entered the door and suddenly felt my foot slipping, and I fell to the ground. At first glance, it turned out to be two bags of beans. At this time, my grandmother came out and complained: "I have just separated the red mung beans." I put the red mung beans on the table and I divided them. I was impatient. I took a look at the table angrily. At this time, all the mung beans fell to the ground, and most of the red beans were on the table. I am very easy to separate. However, why is this happening? Why didn't red beans roll down? I am very curious about this phenomenon. In the evening, I hurried to finish my meal and couldn't wait to know why. I took out some red beans and some mung beans and messed them up again. All of them were sprinkled on the table. At this time, they were still divided into two teams in an orderly manner. "Is it possible that the coffee table is too slippery and slipped down?" I guessed. So, I poured the red and green beans into a piece of land covered with pebbles, and they still "reciprocate" each other. I was shocked by this phenomenon. Suddenly, their shape caught my attention. I picked up a red bean and a mung bean and compared them to each other. Found: the original red beans are not round, mung beans are round. When I sprinkled them together, because the mung beans were round, they fell to the ground, and the red beans were not round, so only a small part fell to the ground. This experiment tells us that as long as we are good at discovering, there will be many secrets in life.

Sixth grade: Xie Shenghui

Have an interesting experiment

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