FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | October 10, 2017
How to “cook� an egg without heat � and other weird egg science (video)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 2017 � You can learn a lot from eggs. The versatile, delicious, humble chicken egg. You can unlock the secrets of the universe with eggs, or at least a couple of them through these fun (if slightly weird) DIY chemistry experiments in our latest episode of Reactions. Find out how you can “cook� an egg without heat, make them bounce like a basketball and whip up a batch of green eggs for the Dr. Seuss fans in your life: .
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