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An educational event, "Chemistry of Kindness", was held in Kazan as part of the volunteer project "Expanding Horizons", implemented with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme.

The participants of the meeting were pupils of one of the city's inclusive centres. An interactive programme was prepared for children with disabilities, dedicated to plastic recycling, eco-friendly habits and entertaining chemical experiments.

During the event, the children learned about the life cycle of a plastic bottle – from production to recycling – and discovered how used plastic products get a second life, being transformed into new useful items: toys, clothing, interior items and other products. The organisers paid special attention to the importance of separate waste collection and the role of each person in protecting the environment.

The practical part of the programme was a science show with spectacular chemical experiments. The impressive demonstrations helped the children see how, through science, familiar substances can take on new properties and forms. Many participants actively engaged in dialogue with the hosts, answered questions and demonstrated their knowledge of the properties of various substances and natural phenomena.

Tatyana, educator at the centre:
"The event was a real celebration for the children. They learned a lot about plastic recycling, waste sorting rules and modern production technologies. The science show filled them with genuine delight, and taking part in the experiments together helped the children communicate, support each other and gain new experiences."

Through such initiatives, children become familiar with the principles of responsible environmental behaviour through practical experience, lively communication and engaging scientific experiments.

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An educational event, "Chemistry of Kindness", was held in Kazan as part of the volunteer project "Expanding Horizons", implemented with the support of SIBUR's "Formula for Good Deeds" social investment programme.

The participants of the meeting were pupils of one of the city's inclusive centres. An interactive programme was prepared for children with disabilities, dedicated to plastic recycling, eco-friendly habits and entertaining chemical experiments.

During the event, the children learned about the life cycle of a plastic bottle – from production to recycling – and discovered how used plastic products get a second life, being transformed into new useful items: toys, clothing, interior items and other products. The organisers paid special attention to the importance of separate waste collection and the role of each person in protecting the environment.

The practical part of the programme was a science show with spectacular chemical experiments. The impressive demonstrations helped the children see how, through science, familiar substances can take on new properties and forms. Many participants actively engaged in dialogue with the hosts, answered questions and demonstrated their knowledge of the properties of various substances and natural phenomena.

Tatyana, educator at the centre:
"The event was a real celebration for the children. They learned a lot about plastic recycling, waste sorting rules and modern production technologies. The science show filled them with genuine delight, and taking part in the experiments together helped the children communicate, support each other and gain new experiences."

Through such initiatives, children become familiar with the principles of responsible environmental behaviour through practical experience, lively communication and engaging scientific experiments.

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