I've seen kits offered on the internet, and I would supervise the lad so he knew what he was doing, but I mentioned the clock reaction to him when he was pondering a science project for this Spring. I don't think the chemicals used are dangerous enough to warrant more than eye protection and gloves, but is it too much for a 9 year old, or will his classmates be oohed and aahed? Thanks.
2007-01-29 23:56:21 · 2 answers · asked by Anonymous in Science & Mathematics ➔ Chemistry
There should be an age recommendation on the box. Check it out. Even if it is recommended for a slightly older child, he could still do it with adult supervision. An alternative may be one of those potato clock kits I have seen in stores.
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