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Holiday Cocktails & Christmas Chemistry

December 19, 2013/in What We're Reading/by Grant Alkin

WIRED_Spherification

The holidays are the perfect time for some festive science fun. To help you get into the holiday spirit, here are a few chemistry-themed party tricks and  a science-powered holiday cocktail. Have a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year!

Christmas Dinner Chemistry: Wow Your Guests With These Party Tricks – The Guardian

WIRED’s Crazy Spherical Holiday Cocktails Are Powered By Science – WIRED

Tags: chemistry, christmas, cocktail, holiday, party tricks, science, spherification
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