DIY volcanic eruptions

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Find volcanoes fascinating? Want to simulate an eruption at home? Join junior scientist Elizabeth as she explains why volcanoes erupt and tests which chemical combinations produce the best lava-like effect in her model volcano. To conduct your own experiments you will need a glass bottle, hydrogen peroxide, ketchup, bicarbonate soda, yeast, water, dishwashing liquid, paddle pop sticks and modelling clay.

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