Chemistry club places first in local competition, to host science fair

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April 18, 2011

On March 15, members of the CHS Chemistry Club took the USNCO exam.

“They were 1^st place in both 1^st year and advanced student, and also won 1^st for the team award,” club sponsor Virginia Kundrat said.

The Chemistry Club’s next goal is to host a small science fair for the fifth graders at Indianapolis Public School 96. The date is set for April 22 after school. Experiments include: chromatography with Sharpies, hand boilers and water bubbles, water activities, a physics experiment, and ice cream demonstration. By Gavin Colavito

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