The MP-100 measures the melting point of chemicals from ambient to 250°C. Samples need to be placed in a sealed end capillary tube and located in the heating block. Up to three tubes can be tested at one time. The heating rate can be adjusted manually between 1 to 20°C/min, and for rapid heating 10°C/min, to obtain an accurate melting point range. The sample and melt process can be viewed via the magnifying lens, which is illuminated by bright LEDs. Record the melt temperatures from the thermometer, positioned horizontal to the samples to allow simultaneous viewing. The lens can be detached for cleaning and simple to follow instructions are printed directly on to the unit, making it easy for students to use. For 220/240V. Dimensions (L x W x H): 370 x 140 x 110 mm.
Designed with safety and ease of operation in mind making it ideal for use in education. Two samples can be tested simultaneously. Built-in illumination and viewing magnifying lens give clear viewing of samples. •Temperature range: Ambient to 300°C. •Three digit LED display. •Range rates: 20°C/min to plateau and 2°C/min to melt. •For 220/240V. •Dimensions (L x W x H): 160 x 220 x 170 mm.
Designed with safety and ease of operation in mind making it ideal for use in education. Two samples can be tested simultaneously. Built-in illumination and viewing magnifying lens give clear viewing of samples. Temperature range: Ambient to 300°C. Three digit LED display. Resolution is to 0.1°C and temperature to melt is variable from 1-10°C. For 220/240 V. Dimensions (L x W x H): 160 x 220 x 170mm.
Introduce chromatographic separation to your class and show them how dyes of different colours separate on the basis of their size and shape. Columns may be rinsed and reused. Kit includes: instructions, sample mixture, chromatography columns, dry matrix, elution buffer, transfer pipettes, microtest tubes. All you need: 50 or 100 mL beakers, 25m mL beaker or test tube, ring stands with clamps, distilled water. For 10 Separations. Packing Column 20 min., Column Separation 40 min.
This experiment introduces chromatographic theory and methods of thin layer chromatography. A mixture of dyes are separated on cellulose-based TLC plate using two different solvent systems. Kit includes: instructions, samples, reagents and solvents, 10x20 cm cellulose thin layer plate (to be cut into eight 5x5 cm squares), 5 µL glass capillary pipets. All you need: 250 mL beakers, metric rulers, pipet pump, or 10 mL pipets, distilled water. For 8 Separations. Spotting Plates 20 min., TLC Separation 5 min.
Most molecules have net charge within pH range of 2 to 10. When the pH is altered, the net charge on molecules can change drastically. In this experiment, mixture of two chemicals is absorbed onto solid support ion-exchange column and separated during elution under conditions that influence their net charge. Kit includes: instructions, ion exchanger, chemical mixture, potassium acetate buffer, chromatography columns. • All you need: spectrophotometer cuvettes, ring stands and clamps, test tubes, lab glassware, distilled water, ml pipets and pumps. For 6 Separations. Requires 60-90 min.
This Mole Set contains samples of four different metals and helps students to visualise mole of substance in solid state, as well as developing better understanding of the concept of the mole, mass, molar mass, along with the differing properties of the various metals. The set contains four element specimens: copper, iron, zinc and aluminium, each containing approximately one mole (6.023 1023 atoms) of the element. Comparison of each sample, side-by-side, clearly shows that the same molar amount of different elements have different masses and occupy different volumes, due to each element having different atomic mass and density.
These new atomic structure kits from Bright of Sweden are an award-winning, hands-on teaching aid for students. The unique models, based on Bohr's atomic model, allow students to make their own atoms, isotopes and ions and give them great hands-on experience of the structure of atoms. Each kit includes: Box with lid; electron shells on the lid and at the underside of the box; 30 protons; 30 neutrons; 30 electrons; smart storing of subatomic particles inside the box.
The complete package! This whole class set contains one Atomic structure Demonstration kit and eight Atomic Structure Student Kits, along with lesson plan/working sheet which has been developed together with science teachers; use it for studying activities, for tips and guidance or as tests for the students.
A mixture of cyan, magenta and yellow inks which appears black when combined but separates out into bright constituent colours when spotted on chromatography card and separated using solvent, (water) or by electrophoresis. Provides sufficient for approximately 500 ink spots.
An ink which uses isopropyl alcohol, instead of water, as solvent, so it dries by absorption instead of evaporation. When paper with Quink becomes wet, the ink will run into its separate components. The bottles have low centre of gravity to reduce the risk of tipping over. Supplied in 57 mL bottle.
These versatile electrode holders are suitable for holding Carbon rod electrodes as well as metal strip electrodes. They are designed to fit over 100 mL and 250 mL glass beakers, being held in place by small plastic lugs to prevent them slipping off. Resistant to corrosion, they accept 6 - 8 mm diameter cylindrical (e.g. carbon) electrodes and 19mm wide, 0.8 mm (minimum) thick metal strip electrodes. The brass connectors also resist corrosion and are compatible with the usual 4 mm stackable type lab leads. To tighten the carbon electrodes without crushing them, the setscrew is equipped with stop. • 4 mm sockets • Dimensions (L x W x H): 100 x 40 x 15 mm • Complete with 2 carbon electrodes
These 'S' shaped electrodes are convenient and easy to use simply hang them over the rim of the beaker containing the electrolyte and connect crocodile clips with 4 mm leads to them! Made from insulated brass, with a short length of carbon rod attached at the lower end and bare contact at the top for attaching crocodile clip. Supplied as a pair of electrodes.
Each cell consists of 75 x 25 mm glass cylinder with 2 hole rubber stopper fitted with carbon electrodes. Electrical contact is made through the crocodile clips and a piece of insulating material between the electrodes prevents short circuiting. The gases evolved are collected in two 75 x 10 mm test tubes suspended over the electrodes by piece of wood and rubber bands (not supplied).