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Friday, 6 November 2015

Sketchy Fact #103: Explosive Childhood Discoveries

In 2012, ten-year-old Clara Lazen discovered an entirely new molecule (Tetranitratoxycarbon) using atomic modeling toys in her Grade 5 science class.


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