Group 1 - The competition titled "Chemistry is Everywhere" attracted over 300 science enthusiasts from more than 40 cities across the country [1] - A total of 17 outstanding works were selected for the finals after a rigorous preliminary evaluation by an expert panel [1] - The final event featured presentations from participants in two categories: youth and adult, focusing on the creative background, thought process, and educational value of their works [1] Group 2 - Youth participants explored topics such as "saltwater power generation," "urban heat island effect," and innovative interpretations of "bubble magic" [1] - Adult participants concentrated on the multi-field applications of chemistry and innovative science communication, designing fluorescent products based on carbon quantum dots and experiments based on the chemical properties of tea polyphenols [1] - The final evaluation resulted in the awarding of 2 first prizes, 5 second prizes, and 10 third prizes [1] Group 3 - The competition was co-hosted by Beijing University of Chemical Technology, the Chinese Chemical Society, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and the Chemical Industry Press, with the Quzhou Resource Chemical Innovation Research Institute as the organizer [1]

Group 1 - The core activity involved a summer chemistry science experience for elementary school students, organized by Hebei University of Chemical Technology and Medicine [1][2] - The event featured three main "magic show" areas that transformed abstract chemistry concepts into engaging experiments, such as the "Rainbow Tower" demonstrating oil floating on water, and the blue fluorescence revealing the connection between luminol and forensic blood detection [1][2] - The "Magic Apprentice Practice Class" allowed children to participate hands-on, with experiments like the color-changing purple cabbage juice and the "magic lollipop" stirring potassium permanganate solution, fostering a strong interest in chemistry among the participants [2] Group 2 - The event received positive feedback from parents, who noted their children's excitement about chemistry and aspirations to become scientists [2] - As a national-level vocational education experience base, the institution actively fulfills its social service role by innovating science popularization education and vocational experience formats to enhance youth scientific literacy [2]