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"Experiments You'd Like to Do But Can't"
The subtitle of this book is, "Experiments You Can Do At Home But Probably Shouldn't." A better subtitle would be, "Experiments You Would Like to Do At Home But Can't." The experiments look totally cool, so I bought the book. I wanted to make the proposed Lightning Pattern. But the first item on the supply list is"Van de Graff static electric machine." Oh well, next experiment: "How to Make and Break Glass." Cool! Supply list for this experiment: Glass maker's furnace! Next? "How to Make a Match." Sounds good. Supply list: Red phosphorous, a chemical which, the book warns, is a federal crime to have in private possession. The few remaining viable experiments are quite cool to quickly read about, so it would make a good book to check out of a library rather than purchase.
September 2010 · Books · verified purchase
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Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do at Home - But Probably Shouldn't
4.3★ · 109 ratings, as of 2023
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