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  Schools event: As if by magic!

  2013-11-13

  Dr Andrew Szydlo

  If you were able to make a substance change colour, or turn from a solid to a liquid, would that be magic?  From a liquid that boils at room temperature to gases that are heavier than air, join A...

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  Schools event: As if by magic!

  2013-11-13

  Dr Andrew Szydlo

  If you were able to make a substance change colour, or turn from a solid to a liquid, would that be magic?  From a liquid that boils at room temperature to gases that are heavier than air, join A...

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  Schools event: The science of fireworks

  2013-11-05

  Prof Christopher Bishop

  How did Chinese incendiaries made from honey lead to the development of gunpowder?  Why do the loud bangs of fireworks have their origins in photography?  How did an accident in a nineteenth...

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  Schools event: *New event* Science misadventures

  2013-02-28

  Fran Scott

  *LAST MINUTE CHANGE*: Our confirmed speaker has had an accident, so we've scheduled a new show.Science Misadventures; Daring Demos and Science Stunts covers subjects from electricity through ...

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  Schools event: Delights of chemistry

  2012-11-13

  Dr Mike Hoyland

  Where does the energy that we need for our life processes come from, and how it gets to us? Mike takes us through a mixture of exciting and dynamic classical chemistry experiments that show how energy...

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