Each show will last about one hour. The demonstrations are proven crowd-pleasers illustrating important principles of chemistry, Anderson said. The general public along with BYU students and employees are invited to attend.
Tickets are free, but are required, as seating is limited.
In addition to the Chemical Magic Shows, research posters will be on display in the Benson Science Building lobby Nov. 8-10. The posters describe current research in the BYU Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and in local companies. ACS chemists will be available to give short, in-class presentations similar to the Chemical Magic Shows.