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Scheele's Green
Season 2, Ep. 28
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Discover the dazzling yet dangerous story of Scheele’s Green—a colour so bright and beautiful it took the world by storm… but hid a deadly secret. In this fascinating episode of Stuff For Kids, children will explore how this popular pigment was made using poison, how it affected homes and fashion, and how science uncovered the truth. A surprising mix of history, mystery, and science that will spark curiosity and wonder!
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