Describes how to perform 100 experiments with paper and other materials easily found in the home, exploring such topics as air, chemistry, electricity, magnetism, heat, light, inertia, sound, and water.
Text and illustrations provide instructions for a variety of chemical experiments including making secret ink, setting off a small volcanic eruption, and growing giant crystals.
The thirteen-year-old author presents twenty-nine experiments using household chemicals and materials that demonstrate a physical or chemical principle while seeming like tricks.
