Children get a ‘white Christmas’ thanks to chemistry


Jars of fun: Radahkrishnan and the children with the snow globes that they made at Tech Dome Penang. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: They glued a miniature pine tree to the underside of the lid of a small jar, filled it with glycerine, and added water to increase its viscosity.

A pinch of glitter dust was then added to the liquid mixture before the jar was closed and sealed tight, and voila! – snow globes were produced by some 250 underprivileged children who attended the ‘Chemistry Christmas’ workshop at Tech Dome Penang.

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