Reglas competencia de burbujas
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Este documento establece las reglas para una competencia de burbujas que forma parte de las actividades del Día de la Ciencia 2018. Los equipos deben preparar su solución de burbujas en la escuela usando solo los materiales provistos en la lista, como shampú, jabón, jarabe de maíz y glicerina. Los arcos no pueden medir más de 1.5 metros. Los equipos ganan puntos basados en el tamaño y duración de sus burbujas, y tienen cinco oportunidades para participar antes de que se determinen los
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