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How to demonstrate that oxides formed by nonmetals are acidic
Take a deflagrating spoon.
You can get such a spoon in a chemistry lab
Put some sulphur powder (a non-metal) in a jar.
They are yellow in colour.

OUT: Take 1 spoon of sulphur powder in a deflagrating spoon. Heat the deflagrating spoon using a minus heater.

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How to make an egg dropper experiment
Take one piece of paper.
Roll the paper into a long tube tightly around the egg. Tape the tube along the edge tightly so the egg has little wiggle room.

OUT: Position the egg as close to the center of the tube as possible. Use the pencil to puncture one hole below the egg straight through both sides of the tube.

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How to breastfeed
Learn to breastfeed before your baby arrives.
While you and your baby will learn a lot about breastfeeding together, it's helpful to learn as much as you can in advance. Talk to women in your family and community to get support.

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If you don't know many other women who have breastfed, don't let that stop you. There are many resources-both online and locally-that can help you.