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National Chemistry Week: Explore the world of glues and adhesives
Try these activities at home
October 1, 2020
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- Stacy Baker
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- (505) 664-0244
Oct. 18-24 is National Chemistry Week, and the American Chemical Society invites you to explore the world of glues and adhesives.
Get activities, articles and games by downloading “Celebrating Chemistry,” an ACS magazine covering the basic principles of chemistry for kids 9-12. Available in English and Spanish.
Make glue out of milk, test the properties of a homemade polymer, get out of a sticky situation. Find these and other fun and free activities here.
The ACS, Central New Mexico Section, is a valued sponsor of the Bradbury’s monthly Science on Tap lecture series.
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