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Thames & Kosmos Chem C3000: Excellent Kit, Kinda Pricey

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Science, Play And Research Kit (SPARK) Competition

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Snap Circuits Science: Create A Capacitor

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DIY Laser Interferometer (an Introduction To Interferometry)

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Science Toys: Snap Circuits

Mic Stand Telescope Mount (or Camera Mount)

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