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That is VERY reminiscent of the “magic shows” my g-chem professor would put on for elementary children when I was in school 20-something years ago. He was
really big on color changes and especially exploding balloons. I was always amazed that that level of liability was routinely tolerated, both by the university and by the host schools.
Dan
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Teacher Makes Chemistry Fun With Exploding Experiments
This was apparently featured this evening on NBC News:
Using explosive experiments and her magnetic personality, Dr. Kate Biberdorf is inspiring thousands of children across Texas to see the exciting side of chemistry.
Richard Rosera, BS ChE, MS ChE, MBA
Rosearray EHS Services LLC
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Los Alamos, NM 87547-3410
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