HOW TO ATTACH THE TOPPER TO THE FLASK
1. Cut out the cloud on the dotted lines
2. Deposit gl...
Chemistry, 17.09.2021 04:20, FailingstudentXD
HOW TO ATTACH THE TOPPER TO THE FLASK
1. Cut out the cloud on the dotted lines
2. Deposit glue on the "glue here" label
3. Glue the flask to the topper by aligning the section with your name over
the "glue here" label
GLUE HERE
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