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Science Lab | 7 Fun Electricity Experiments
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Step by step instructions for performing 7 electricity related experiments:
1 – Simple Circuits
2 – Build a Dry Cell Battery
3 – Potato Battery
4 – Homemade Electromagnet
5 – Energy Detective
6 – Static Electricity
7 – Conductivity
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