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Science for seven- to nine-year-olds, covering basic biology, chemistry and physics

Science for seven- to nine-year-olds, covering basic biology, chemistry, physics and Earth science

Science Clips Investigates: Reversible and Irreversible Change

28/03/2006

Reversible and Irreversible Change

BBC Two - Science Clips Investigates, Reversible and Irreversible Change

A look at which fabrics are safest in a fire and compare how four different fabrics burn.

Science for nine- to eleven-year-olds helping them develop their science investigation skills. Which are the safest fabrics in a fire?

Science for nine to eleven year-olds helping them develop their science investigation skills. Which are the safest fabrics in a fire? This programme compares how four different fabrics burn, with dramatically different results. Also, meet Joseph Priestley, the man who discovered oxygen, carbon dioxide and fizzy drinks.

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