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Brand: GaltColor: MulticolorFeatures: A Horrible Science kit for young scientists to encourage early STEM learning Discover how to stack lively liquids, perform eye-popping illusions and make your breakfast fly Includes a 40-page Lab Notebook with 18 fun experiments Contains 3 test tubes and rack, goggles, bouncy ball mould and crystals,...
Brand: Galt
Color: Multicolor
Features:
Binding: Toy
Details: Product Description 18 frightfully foul first-time experiments for budding horrible scientists. Discover how to stack lively liquids, perform eye-popping illusions and make your breakfast fly. Find out how to mix up mad molecules, learn about the shocking power of static electricity and check out gruesome guzzling plants. Based on the bestselling books written by Nick Arnold and illustrated by Tony De Saulles. Safety Warning WARNINGS! Not suitable for children under 6 years. For use under adult supervision. Read the instructions before use, follow them and keep them for reference. Always protect clothing and work surfaces during use. Contains small parts (Choking hazard). Children under 8 years can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once. Made of natural rubber latex. Always protect clothing and work surfaces during use. Note that the bouncy ball will eventually harden and no longer bounce. Box Contains 3 x test tubes 1 x test tube rack 1 x pair of goggles 1 x bouncy ball mould 3 x bags of bouncy ball crystals 1 x magnifying glass 1 x spinner 1 x slime pot 2 x squishy eyeballs 3 x food colourings 1 x Petri-dish 1 x funnel 1 x pipette 1 x pH scale 8 x PH paper 1 x pre-cut printed card 1 x sticker sheet 1 x sheet of tissue paper 2 x balloons 3 x mixing sticks 2 x rubber bands 1 x paper clip 1 x 40-page Lab Notebook.
Package Dimensions: 10.5 x 10.3 x 3.0 inches
Languages: English
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