Interactive Chemistry Exhibition
1.00 - 5.00 p.m.
Lecture Hall Lobby, Hong Kong Science Museum

EXPERIMENTAL! - Facilitators: Dr Steven Henderson, Professor Colin R. Pulham and Dr Elizabeth Stevenson (University of Edinburgh, School of Chemistry)

Discover chemistry by exploring our hands-on chemistry exhibits:

Science of Fizzy Drinks: exploring the fizz, acidity and sugar content of fizzy drinks.

Making Molecular Models: constructing molecular models of the chemicals in everyday life and household substances

Glow in the Dark Chemistry: discovering which household items show luminescence and why they do.

Chromatography: exploring why this technique is important in forensic laboratories and hospitals.

Conducted in English (with Cantonese interpretation provided by Theatre Noir)

Suitable for all students, families and the general public on a first come, first served basis.

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Science Walkabout Show - CSI for Clowns
2.00 - 3.00 p.m.
Main lobby and Lecture Hall Lobby, Hong Kong Science Museum

CSI FOR CLOWNS - Jonathan Beedell & Palfi, Desperate Men

Using various forensic chemistry techniques and real-life investigative methods, two clown detectives try to identify and apprehend the guilty parties and bring them to justice. This show is loosely based around the many popular CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) shows on TV today. The clowns will discover some big crimes but the comedy will come from finding normal everyday situations such as candy taken from a baby and a mysterious dog disappearance. Whilst the chemistry displayed will be based upon real scientific principles, the clowns will provide special appeal to young people and families. The shows will take place in and near the main lobby of the science museum.

Conducted in English, with Cantonese interpretation provided by Theatre Noir.

Suitable for families and the general public.

Science Drama Show - CSI for Clowns
5.00 - 6.00 p.m.
Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum

CSI FOR CLOWNS - Jonathan Beedell & Palfi, Desperate Men

Using various forensic chemistry techniques and real-life investigative methods, two clown detectives try to identify and apprehend the guilty parties and bring them to justice. This show is loosely based around the many popular CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) shows on TV today. The clowns will discover some big crimes but the comedy will come from finding normal everyday situations such as candy taken from a baby and a mysterious dog disappearance. Whilst the chemistry displayed will be based upon real scientific principles, the clowns will provide special appeal to young people and families. This show will take place in the Lecture Hall of the science museum.

Conducted in English, with Cantonese interpretation provided by Theatre Noir.

Suitable for families and the general public on a first-come-first-served basis.