This week’s Chemistry Advent gave us a variety of different facts about Chemistry and Christmas.
Number 6 was all about Gingerbread, which I am sure we all love.
Whilst the next day was Brussel Sprouts which are certainly not everybody’s favorite on Christmas day – although I do love them!
The other days included many things to do with decorations, from LED lights to baubles and bells, and wrapping paper & tape to snow globes.
What will we learn next week?
Kirk Wootton
Teacher of Science/Chemistry
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