Chemistry of a candle (Evening)
Royal Institution21 Albemarle Street
Sat 19 Dec · 19:00 · £7.90
About this event
The sell-out spectacular returns! Round out the year with this contemporary take on Michael Faraday's most famous lectures. This page is for the evening (7.00pm) performance. For the matinee performance, please visit this page. Back by popular demand, the Ri Demo Team and Innovator in Residence David Ricketts present their reimagining of the Faraday classic Christmas Lecture The chemical history of a candle . Originally delivered by Faraday in a series of 6 lectures, the chemical history was the most popular Christmas lecture Faraday gave, with over 700 people in attendance when he last delivered it in 1861. The RI demo team takes a modern interpretation of Faraday's original lecture and demonstration, to deliver Faradays' original series into a single lecture. They have curated an amazing array of demos to teach the physics and chemistry of the simple candle, of the physical world and life. Event image by Paul Wilkinson
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