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Two young men are seated at a light-colored table, presenting their science projects at what appears to be a school exhibition or science fair. The event seems to be held outdoors or in an open tent, indicated by the natural light and grass visible on the ground. The young man on the left wears a light blue shalwar kameez with a brown waistcoat and glasses. He is holding a pair of tongs. The young man on the right is dressed in a white lab coat, with a clear plastic bottle in front of him from which tubing extends, suggesting an experimental setup. Both individuals appear focused. Behind them are large educational posters. The poster on the left is titled "Hydraulic brake" and details its "Method," "Innovation," and "Target Audience." It mentions "AFGHAN-TURK MAARIF SCHOOLS, Kandahar Shah Hussain Hotak Boys High School." The central poster is titled "Production of ethyne gas," with sections like "Project Description," "Objective," "Method," "Advantage," "Solution," and "Target Audience." It describes ethyne as a "colorless gas" with a "garlic like smell" and mentions its production "when calcium carbide and water are mixed together." This poster also displays the name of the school and "ATMOSFAIR Kandahar." A third poster on the right, partially visible, discusses a "Project Description" concerning "the preparation of glycerine boric ear drop, commonly help relieve mild ear infections," outlining a "Problem" and "Solution." On the table between the boys, there's a blue soda can, a red and white can labeled with what looks like Arabic script and tomatoes (خرد), and the aforementioned plastic bottle with water. The branding on the visible posters confirms the location as Kandahar, Afghanistan, and the organizing body as Afghan-Turk Maarif Schools.
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