An edition of Plastics and polymers science fair projects
(2004)
Plastics and Polymers Science Fair Projects
Using Hair Gel, Soda Bottles, and Slimy Stuff (Chemistry! Best Science Projects)
by Madeline P. Goodstein
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Why does Silly Putty stick to your refrigerator door? How can the lining of a diaper absorb so much liquid? Why do some plastic food wraps work better than others? Plastics and polymers are everywhere, and this set of experiments will allow young scientists to explore the various properties of these materials. Most experiments simply require everyday household objects and a curious mind. For those interested in competing in science fairs, this book is chock full of suggestions and ideas for further experiments.
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Plastics and polymers science fair projects: revised and expanded using the scientific method
2010, Enslow Publishers
in English
0766034127 9780766034129
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Plastics and Polymers Science Fair Projects
2006, Enslow Publishers, Inc.
E-book
in English
0766021238 9780766021235
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Plastics and Polymers Science Fair Projects: Using Hair Gel, Soda Bottles, and Slimy Stuff (Chemistry! Best Science Projects)
March 2004, Enslow Publishers
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in English
0766021238 9780766021235
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