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The Boy Scientist: 160 Extraordinary Experiments and Adventures
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Author
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The Editors of Popular Mechanics.
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Publisher
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Hearst
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Format
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flexi-binding
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Product Dimensions
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7.25
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5.25
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0.75
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ISBN
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9781588167712
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Pages/Publication Date
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240/2009
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Daedalus Item Code
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23765
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This item is not available.
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Description
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Science is fun with the 160 projects, experiments, and devices that Popular Mechanics has gathered here. Build a barometer that will predict changes in weather, measure the height of a tree from the ground using a simple yardstick, make a small electric motor, construct a two-cylinder model steam engine, and create a cloud chamber. This book for junior scientists 8 and older also includes a chapter on lab tools and techniques: construct a microscope without a lens, put together a simple Bunsen burner, and create a miniature pushbutton to help with experiments.
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