Glowing Tonic Water A very cool Halloween party idea.
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Tonic water might not be your first choice for a beverage, but it's the secret ingredient you'll need to make a glowing geyser. It turns out that tonic water will glow under a black light because tonic water contains quinine, a chemical that was originally added to tonic water to help fight off malaria in places like India and Africa. While the tonic water we drink today only contains a small amount of quinine, it's still enough to make your drink glow under black light. Combine this with Steve Spangler's joy of shooting off soda geysers, and you have yourself a very cool Halloween party idea.
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