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Binding: Toy Brand: Thames & Kosmos EAN: 0000005951420 Item Dimensions: Label: Discovery Channel Store Manufacturer: Discovery Channel Store Manufacturer Minimum Age: 120 months Model: N08-644017 MPN: 644017 Publisher: Discovery Channel Store Studio: Discovery Channel Store Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Safely experiment in your own chemistry lab to discover the exciting world of chemical reactions. Beginner level chemistry set. No previous experience necessary. 75 learning experiments. Designed and manufactured in Germany for safe experimentation. Professional quality lab equipment. Protective safety glasses. 4 test tubes. 2 pipettes. Easy-to-follow experiment manual. Chemicals included: Sodium hydrogen sulfate, sodium carbonate, potassium, hexacyanoferrate, calcium hydroxide, ammonium iron sulfate, ammonium chloride, copper sulfate, litmus powder, hexamethyleneteramine. Bring the dry science of textbooks to life - and teach kids the thrill of hands-on discovery in their very own laboratory. Safety warning: This product contains small parts that may present a choking hazard for young children. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Missing PartsI bought this for my 12 year old son for Christmas. He has been getting interested in science and thought he would really enjoy doing some experiments. When he unwrapped the gift, he was excited and wanted to start doing stuff almost immediately. Unfortunately, we found that the vials for the base chemicals that were needed for all the experiments were empty! What a disappointment! Rating:  - Too young at 9?Hi I bought this set at the insistence of nine year old twins, but so far it hasn't really sparked their interest. I don't know if they are too young or if was a just a case of chemical envy. I think their friend Sarah got one so they wanted one. Except for the purchase of an extra pair of goggles and rubber gloves it was totally complete. I would recommend this as a introduction to chemistry set., With a limited number of experiments it was not too complex or overwhelming . Another set of ... Read More |
