Chemistry Kits

In this activity, students will be performing a two-phase process to produce small batches of crude biodiesel. The crude biodiesel produced is of sufficient quality for use in the demonstration of the burning qualities of both biodiesel and

Though similar in function, soaps and detergents differ in chemistry and performance. Students will examine the similarities and differences in the properties of soap, hand dishwashing detergent, and machine dishwashing detergent, all provided in

Aspirin is to this day the most widely used painkiller and largest selling non-prescription medicine in the world. Learn about the history of the development acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) and test the performance of several different types of

This kit has been designed to introduce young students (K-4) to the concepts of matter in a fun, safe, hands-on way. Students are given samples of both a solid and a liquid so that they can perform some simple experiments that demonstrate the

Polymers affect every aspect of our daily lives. From the plastics we use to the clothes we wear polymer chemistry is everywhere.

Refill Kit Includes: 1 x 30mL Shampoo #1 1 x 30mL Shampoo #2 1 x 30mL Shampoo #3 1 x 30mL Ink, Black, 10% 1 x 30mL Vegetable Oil 1 Pkg/50 Universal pH Indicator Strips DOT Info: Non-regulated

The history of teeth cleaning agents actually goes back thousands of years. Toothpaste as we know it today however is a comparatively recent development.

The probability that a photon of light will be absorbed by a solution is directly proportional to the concentration of the absorbing molecules, the thickness of the sample and the degree to which the molecules absorbs light. This relationship is

Study oxidation-reduction, electrolysis and acid-base reactions as Universal Indicator is added to an aqueous sodium sulfate solution. When two carbon electrodes are connected to a battery and placed in the solution, a rainbow of colors forms as the

Students will determine the rate law for the reaction of crystal violet and sodium hydroxide. Students will also prepare dilutions of stock crystal violet solutions to generate a Beer’s law calibration curve.

In a chemical reaction, reactants are converted to product at a given rate. This rate can be changed by alternating either the temperature of the reaction, the form of the reactants, the concentration of reactants or products or by adding a catalyst.

Refill Kit Includes: 4 Simulated Blood Samples Mother Child Sample X Sample Y 1 bottle Simulated Anti-A Serum 1 bottle Simulated Anti-B Serum 1 pkg Toothpicks DOT Info: Non-regulated