小黄片视频 at Ashtabula will feature over two dozen free hands-on demonstrations and experiments for scientists of all ages at 鈥淐hemistry Under Construction鈥, a free community-wide National Chemistry Week event, on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, from 9 a.m. 鈥 12 p.m. in Robert S. Morrison Hall (3300 Lake Road West).
鈥淣ational Chemistry Week is celebrated around the world and it鈥檚 very exciting to be able to once again host a wonderful 鈥 and free 鈥 event here in Ashtabula and on our campus,鈥 said Ann Abraham, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry and chair of the Northeastern Ohio local section of the American Chemistry Society. 鈥淲e have a lot of people from across Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga and Cuyahoga Counties participating and it is always lot of fun for everyone in attendance.鈥
Many of the activities and experiments celebrate the importance of chemistry in everyday life. Chemistry plays a critical role in the strength, safety, and durability of the structures we use every day. Chemists and engineers work together to develop innovative materials that make buildings safer, stronger, and more sustainable. National Chemistry Week by recognizing the many ways chemistry helps build stronger communities.
Featured experiments include 鈥渙il spill鈥 containment, cement construction, sieving mixtures, multiple construction projects and more.
Other activities range from giveaways, door prizes and beginner science books or face painting and crafts for little guests to jewelry making bouncing ball making for older students. High school and college students can have their resumes reviewed and participate in mock interviews.
Tasty experiments like cotton candy and popcorn popping offer educational snack breaks. Plus, there will be an appearance and show 鈥 featuring the fan-favorite balloon animals - by Swifty the Clown!
National Chemistry Week (NCW) promotes the value of chemistry in everyday life, with local sections, student communities, technical divisions, businesses, schools, and individuals in communicating the importance of chemistry to our quality of life. Started in 1987 as National Chemistry Day, NCW is celebrated every year during the third week in October.
For more information, visit the ACS chapter site at or contact Dr. Abraham at aabraha3@kent.edu.
