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Volcanos of The World

Kit Overview

Be THE EXPERT at your next science fair and create the world’s only tectonic puzzle map featuring shaky fault lines. Make and decorate ELEVEN different amazing volcano models. Make volcanic bombs and erupt them in the special crater of volcano no 12! Demonstrate bubbling volcanic springs and much much more.

  • Age Group: 8+
  • Branches of Science: Chemistry, Earth Sciences
  • Kit Code: WS/65XL
  • Volcanos of The World Details & FAQS

From WILD! Science TM comes Volcanos of The World kit. Create the WORLD’S ONLY TECTONIC PUZZLE map. Make and decorate ELEVEN DIFFERENT AMAZING VOLCANO models. Learn the AWESOME and SCARY story behind each one. Make VOLCANIC BOMBS and REACT THEM in the special crater of VOLCANO no 12! Create ERUPTING LAVA and LAVA LAKES. Be THE EXPERT at your next SCIENCE FAIR and demonstrate BUBBLING VOLCANIC SPRINGS and much much more.

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Volcanos of The World FAQ's

There are several reasons why this might happen.
A) Too slow mixing: do all your mixing in about 4 to 8 seconds max, be quick so you don’t lose too much gas.
B) Not compressed enough: you can mould the bomb in your hand, but press as hard as possible to make a solid natural bomb.
C) Not compressed enough: you can also mould the bomb in a teaspoon, but press as hard as possible to make a very solid neat looking bomb.
D) Humid weather: can affect your bomb too, it might keep fizzing without getting a ‘crust’
E) make sure you’ve added enough red dye. Too little liquid will make the bomb just too crumbly. Too much liquid will turn it into a pool of bubbling lava ooze!
NOTE: if you leave your bomb a long time in dry weather it should go hard. If you break it open you’ll see all the bubbles. Just like a real bread crust bomb ( or pumice). But a hard bomb will be quite un-reactive in water as the chemicals have been used up.
AND:… some bombs just don’t expand but grow big blisters or bubbles on the surface. This is also like some natural volcanic bombs.