Sentences with phrase «chemistry kit»
A chemistry kit is a set of equipment and materials used for conducting experiments in chemistry. Full definition
This fun and affordable chemistry kit is an awesome intro to science.
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Born to a family of lawyers, Moreno explored an early taste for science playing with microscopes and chemistry kits with friends.
This cool chemistry kit comes in the shape of the classic Magic School Bus!
Experimenting with a home chemistry kit, he ran electricity through an aqueous solution to generate oxygen and hydrogen.
I have read the biographies and heard the stories of chemists who obtained their passion for chemistry at a young age from junior chemistry kits or home - made laboratories in the back shed.
Where the two fluids come together, minerals precipitate out to form a delicate tower reminiscent of the crystal gardens made with toy chemistry kits.
A water chemistry kit and understanding of what appropriate levels of ammonia and nitrate is necessary.»
And keep in mind that sexual chemistry may come natural for some couples, but requires work for others; some doses of exploration and communication are very likely the key ingredients in that sexual chemistry kit.
That could cause you to get in touch with your inner child (try, for example, to tear my husband away from the Star Wars section), but it can also be an occasion for feminist rage if you happen to notice that everything from dinosaurs to chemistry kits to toy trains are marked «for boys,» while girls get... glitter and toy irons?
I'm sure I couldn't make that without a chemistry kit.
Some chemistry kits are too simple to be of much value but if you research what is available locally, you may find one with a good guide that leads your children through discovery about acids and alkalis, chemical structure and other principles.
José García - Pérez, 37, remembers the day he was given a chemistry kit to play with; he was about 11.
From Erector sets to chemistry kits, science toys have fueled many people's first love of science.
While other boys his age were playing with video games and climbing trees, he was busy tinkering with his chemistry kit and telescope.
The SPARK Competition challenged teams to create a chemistry kit suited to the modern day.