SINGAPORE - Science experiments can be done not just in labs, but also in the comfort of the home.
Children can learn about how acids and bases react using household items such as white vinegar and baking soda, create their own colourful slime and even make a piece of tissue paper - shaped like a ghost - rise up in the air.
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