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Articles from previous issues
Het effect van warmte: eenvoudige experimenten met vaste stoffen, vloeistoffen en gassen
Vertaald door Piet Das. Van een zelfgemaakte thermometer tot breinaalden die groeien: in dit artikel enkele eenvoudige, maar leuke experimenten voor…
Physics, General science
Uit de grond van ons hart: een praktische demonstratie van de hartslag van zoogdieren
Vertaald door Piet Das. Met behulp van niets anders dan een varkenshart, een mes en een hoeveelheid water kun jij en je leerlingen onderzoeken hoe…
Biology, Health
De chemische charme van chocolade
Vertaald door Raoul Tan. Dhara Thakerar, een tweedejaarsstudente natuurwetenschappen in Cambridge, Verenigd Koninkrijk, vertelt over de…
Chemistry
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