Just My Style You*niverse Ultimate Chemistry Lab – STEM Chemistry Experiment Set – DIY Bath Bombs & Crystals for Kids Age 6+

Science goes glam with the You*niverse Ultimate Chemistry Lab! Have you ever wondered how crystals form? Or what makes something fizzy? You’ll learn these and much more when you put on your hot pink safety goggles and dive into the world of chemistry! This chemistry lab for kids lets you discover how science goes into some of your favorite things, including bath bombs, crystals and slime! With 20 different experiments to try, you’ll be fizzing, mixing and exploding your way to hours of fun. Follow the fully-illustrated instruction booklet to perform each experiment and gain a greater understanding of the science that’s occurring. From crystal-growing fuzzy sticks, to slime, and glow-in-the-dark test tubes—there’s an experiment for tons of thrilling scientific properties! Explore non-Newtonian fluids and polymer science while you discover what happens when different compounds mix—touch, feel, and watch the stages of matter in action! Chemistry gets a glow-up—literally—when you create your own glow sticks! This at-home chemistry kit allows you to learn about scientific principles and how chemistry is everywhere in the You*niverse! So go ahead, grab a pipette and a test tube, and get experimenting! Use the purple case as your experimentation station—the clear lid has all the spots to set up your equipment and serves as the perfect surface to conduct your experiments! When you’re done, keep everything in the storage container to stay organized and bring the chemistry lab on the road! Educational kits like this—and other You*niverse products—are an easy, fresh way to learn, all while having FUN! Recommended for aspiring chemists 6 years and up.

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