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Video Extras 4: To the Lighthouse

 
Ellen frying coconut residue
Kate frying coconut residue

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To the lighthouse diaries

The team goes to the lighthouse... but who's afraid of the challenge?

Ellen's diary
Jonathan's diary
Kathy's diary
Mike's diary

Far from shy

Can you really get enough oil from a coconut to power a lighthouse? See the incredible properties of vegetable oils.

Follow Ellen as she prepares coconut oil to light the lighthouse, as part of the BBC/OU's programme website for Rough Science 5

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Content last updated: 01/03/2005

 

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