A further application of these ideas was the devising by Bradley of the Radmaste kits in South Africa, designed to make effective chemical experiments possible in developing countries in schools that lack the technical services (electricity, running water) taken for granted in many places.
Another application of these ideas was Bradley's creation of the Radmaste kits in South Africa, which aimed to facilitate practical chemical experiments in underdeveloped regions with schools that do not have access to basic facilities like electricity and running water.