Ninth-grade CEO Anshul Samar, the Elementeo Kid

Posted October 22, 2009 by Adam Dylewski
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While many kids his age mow lawns or babysit to earn spending money, Anshul Samar tried something different. He invented a game. And not just any game. It’s called Elementeo and it’s all about the chemical elements. Find out more about Anshul's awesome game in the last of four National Chemistry Week-themed podcasts:

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