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Liquifly Fizz Rocket

Liquifly Fizz Rocket

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With a pinch of bicarb and a splash of vinegar, this little rocket is ready for take-off!

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  • Weight
    0.04 kg

Working via a chemical reaction between the vinegar and bicarb, the Fizz Rocket is able to launch due to a build-up of carbon dioxide propelling the Fizz Rocket forward as it exits the end of the rocket in a fizzy burst. Able to fly over five meters high, the Liquifly Fizz Rocket makes a great rocket to race your friends with. Who can make their rocket fly the highest?

The Fizz Rocket is made of plastic and can be reused over and over again for never ending scientific fun! It comes with a base, the rocket, and a little measuring cup.

Adult supervision is recommended for children under 14 years of age. Not suitable for children under three years.

Rocket Size: 105 x 75 x 75mm

Packaging Size: 135 x 70 x 85mm

This product also makes a great classroom teaching resource. This product can be used in classroom activities that align with the Australian Curriculum.

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Content Descriptor

Foundation - ACSSU005

The way objects move depends on a variety of factors, including their size and shape

Foundation - ACSSU003

Objects are made of materials that have observable properties

Year 2 - ACSSU031

Different materials can be combined for a particular purpose

Year 4 - ACSSU074

Natural and processed materials have a range of physical properties that can influence their use

Year 4 - ACSSU076

Forces can be exerted by one object on another through direct contact or from a distance

Year 5 - ACSSU077

Solids, liquids and gases have different observable properties and behave in different ways

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