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Celestron Kids Microscope Kit with Case - Science & Nature for Ages 8 to 10 - Fat Brain Toys
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The Celestron Kids Microscope Kit with Case is a high-quality beginner microscope that encourages exploration, scientific learning and an …
The Celestron Kids Microscope Kit with Case is a high-quality beginner microscope that encourages exploration, scientific learning and an interest in biology and chemistry. With three powerful objective lenses, five prepared slides, accessories including tweezers and scalpel (safe plastic), detailed manual and experiment instructions included, this kit provides everything you need to conduct all kinds of experiments. The entire world is your scientific exploration playground!
Description
The Celestron Kids Microscope Kit with Case is a high-quality beginner microscope that encourages exploration, scientific learning and an interest in biology and chemistry. With three powerful objective lenses, five prepared slides, accessories including tweezers and scalpel (safe plastic), detailed manual and experiment instructions included, this kit provides everything you need to conduct all kinds of experiments. The entire world is your scientific exploration playground!
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Specifications
| Battery Requirements | Aa |
| Battery Quantity | 2 |
| Dimension | 9.25 X 5 X 3.5 Inches |
| Manufactured In | China |
| Date Added To Fat Brain Toys | 4/20/2016 |
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