Theo Gray's Mad Science - Experiments You Can Do at Home--But Probably Shouldn't
Theodore Gray
Black Dog & Leventhal Pub (2011)
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Science
Science / Applied Sciences, Science / Experiments & Projects
9781579128753
Spanish
Author of the best-selling book The Elements Theodore Gray demonstrates essential scientific principles through thrilling daredevil experiments. In Mad Science, Theodore Gray launches a toy rocket using the energy released from an Oreo cookie, ignites a phosphorus sun by suspending half a gram of white phosphorus in a globe filled with pure oxygen and creates a homemade hot tub by adding 500 pounds of quicklime to water. These are just a few of the 54 experiments included in this astonishing book that demonstrates essential scientific principles in ways you were likely never exposed to in school. Every experiment in Mad Science is accompanied by full-color photographs that provide a front-row seat to rarely seen chemical reactions and glorious subatomic activity. To further enhance the hands-on experience, Gray includes step-by-step instructions for nearly every experiment. Following all of the safety guidelines, readers can even re-create some of the experiments in the book. Mad Science is the perfect book for anyone fascinated by all things chemical, electrical, or explosive, and who loves a vicarious thrill.
Product Details
LoC Classification Q164 .G72 2009
Dewey 507.8
No. of Pages 240
Height x Width 10.6 x 0.5  inch
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