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TIP: The included alcohol burner burns much better if you use Ethyl Alcohol rather than drug-store Isopropyl! If you use Isopropyl, we recommend removing the included wick and rolling a cotton ball into a wick shape--this will burn more consistently when using
Isopropyl
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TIP: Chem C2000 requires Hydrogen Peroxide, which is not supplied in the kit. All other chemicals are included. TIP: Several Experiments List a required ingredient as "Sodium Bisulfate"--you will need to use the Chemical Tube labelled "Sodium Hydrogen Sulfate" for these Experiments!  Contents: Experiment Manual • Protective Safety Glasses • Six Test Tubes • Two Pipettes • Sodium Bisulfate • Sodium Carbonate • Potassium Hexacyanoferrate(II) • Ammonium Iron(III) Sulfate • Ammonium Chloride • Copper(II) Sulfate • Phenolphthalein Solution • Hexamethyleneteramine • Calcium Hydroxide • Sodium Bicarbonate • Tartaric Acid • Luminol Preparation • Potassium Hexacyanoferrate(III) • Calcium Sulfate • Iron Filings (Iron Powder) • Potassium Permanganate Preparation • Screw-top Jar • Two Measuring Cups • Two Cup Lids • Test Tube Rack • Measuring Spoon • Test Tube Brush • Carbon Rod • Plastic Basin • Safety Lid Opener • Four Wires • Copper Wire • Magnesium Strips • Light Bulb (3.8 V) • Rubber Stopper • Two Cork Stoppers • Pointed Glass Tube • Angled Glass Tube • Filter Paper • Two Plastic Bottles with Caps • Plastic Funnel • Alcohol Burner Base • Wick • Burner Cap • Insulator • Wick Holder • Aluminum Disk • Wooden Test Tube Holder • Litmus Paper, Blue • Filter Paper • Straight Glass Tube • Heating Rod • Labels |
Other Great Thames & Kosmos Kits:
Chem C2000
250 Experiment Kit
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CHEM C2000 is a complete introduction to the most important topics in chemistry. Discover how fascinating the world is when you know the chemistry behind how everyday things work.
**Please note that CHEM C2000 includes CHEM C1000!! If you already own Chem C1000, you can UPGRADE IT to Chem C2000!
Understanding chemical reactions turns ordinary occurrences around us into remarkable events. Start out with fun experiments to learn some basic chemistry.
Build a mini fire extinguisher and float a soap-powered boat. Write with invisible ink and test colored markers on the chromatography racetrack.
After you have some lab experience, you will learn how to fire up the alcohol burner and perform experiments that require heat. At last!!
Separate mixtures, add carbon dioxide to water and produce oxygen gas from hydrogen peroxide. Experiment with fuels and combustion. Make your own hydrochloric acid. Learn how chemistry helps us in cooking and cleaning. Prepare a substance that glows in the dark!
Begin to build a strong foundation in chemistry with exposure to a broad range of chemical phenomena and hands-on lab experience. Gain experience with the most important tools in the modern chem lab.
Topics
• Safe Experimentation
• Setting Up Your Workspace
• How to Use the Equipment
• The Chemist as Magician
• Invisible Inks
• Tricks with Indicators
• Chromatography Races
• Properties of Air & Water
• Blazing Colors
• Electricity & Reactions
• Separating Materials
• Acids & Bases
• Carbon Dioxide
• Combustion & Fuels
• Water & its Elements
• Metals: Copper & Iron
• Salts & Sugars
• Water of Crystallization
• Calcium, Lime & Gypsum
• Food Chemistry
• Soaps, Bleaches & Cleaners
• Chemiluminescence
• Important Chemical Elements
• And Much More!
Contents (please see incredibly HUGE list to the left of this page)
96 page manual, 250 Experiments for Ages 11+
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