Professor Philip Brainard creates Flubber and tries to learn more about it. He performs quick tests on the physical properties of Flubber and finds that it is a highly viscous elastomer that can also phase shift between a liquid and a solid. Using observation skills, he also learns that Flubber is moldable, foldable, ductile, and elastic, among other properties.

Steve wants to use Carl's den as a laboratory to work on his revolutionary experiments. When Carl rejects the idea, Steve captures his interest by explaining that they can make money from his invention. Steve then shows off his latest experiment: a Transformation Chamber that can resize objects.

This clip describes how molecules are different from elements and atoms. It also illustrates how molecules are modeled.

This clip answers the question, "What are atoms made of?" This clip explains the anatomy of an atom.

Beakman shows how to make glue from skim milk. He explains the steps and then says the glue is from casein.