THE YOUNG SCIENTISTS SERIES - SET 5
Become A Scientist! Delve Into Water And Discover Submarines,
Chromatography, And Capillary Action!
Water (Kit 13) - Capillary Action (Kit 14) - Air (Kit 15)
They all use unique properties of water to perform special jobs.
See how submarines dive and rise. Watch color dyes crawl up chromatography paper.
Use a capillary tube like doctors in a hospital. Observe upward water movement in plants.
Finish this creative kit with special tricks that will astound any audience!
 

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THE YOUNG SCIENTIST
SERIES SET 5
 by The Young Scientists Club
 
Ages 5 - 12
Kit 13 - Water
Kit 14 - Capillary Action
Kit 15 - Air
 

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The Young Scientists Series Set 5 Description:

What Do Submarines, Chromatography, And Capillary Tubes All Have In Common? hey all use unique properties or water to perform soecial jobs. See how submarines dive and rise. Watch color dyes crawl up chromatography paper. use a capillary tube like doctors in a hospital. Observe upward water movement in plants. Finish this creative kit with special tricks that will astound any audience.

Kit 13 - Water

Young scientist learn about the different properties of water by dissolving substances in water, creating an iceberg and making a siphon. The highlight of this kit is when Young Scientist make a submarine and discover how it dives and rises.

Kit 14 - Capillary Action

The fascinating property of water called "capillary action," is explored by watching colored dyes of candies crawl on chromatography paper and by observing colors water moving in plants. To discover how water travels up against gravity, Young Scientist use a capillary tube like that used by health care workers in hospitals.

Kit 15 - Air

Young Scientist learn about the fun properties of air by performing lots of "tricks" such as shrinking a soda bottle, moving a snake, expanding a dented Ping-Pong ball, collapsing a juice box, extinguishing a candle by both depleting oxygen and adding carbon dioxide, and lots more.

Contents:
plastic tubing, sand, spring scale, Ziploc bag, gradated cylinder, test tubes, globe key chains, chromatography paper, capillary tube, straw, dropper, colored tablets/candies, ping-pong ball, circular cardboard, candles, snake cutout, string and adult instructions as well as fun, illustrated instructions for the children given by Celsius the Science Bug. (common household required for some experiments.) Please note that contents may vary slightly.