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The CHP Book of Amazing Experiments You Can Do at Home

by Andrew Vowles, B.Sc (1985)

About this book

**''What makes a rocket blast off? How strong is air pressure? What makes a rainbow?''**...''How can you find the answers? Science can help you out.''...''Have fun learning about the world of science by doing these **AMAZING EXPERIMENTS!** Have fun with air pressure and static electricity, see how water is recycled, make your own plastic, and bend light! Science made fun and easy.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe CHP Book of Amazing Experiments You Can Do at Home Lead Character

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