Calcium Hydroxide, 30 g

Playing with magnets is irresistible, and it can also be a great learning moment. How many magnets will it take to launch a ball bearing, and how far will it fly? This kit provides a fun way to learn basic physics concepts.

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Use this complete Crystal Growing Experimental Kit to grow seven different crystal types in a variety of sizes and colors.

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Discover microscopic creatures all around (and on) you with this fun bundle. Use the powerful LED 100 - 250x pocket microscope to discover an unseen world that comes to life on your smartphone using the included smartphone adapter.

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This 30 g bottle of zinc metal mossy is in a lumpy form. Provides greater surface area for a number of chemistry experiments! Take a look at the table below to discover the zinc mossy formula, grade, density & more.

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Equilateral prism has 45 mm sides. One end has a hole for adding fluids to study refraction and dispersion. Includes a funnel and stopper.

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Have you ever watched fireworks and wondered how all the different colors are made? With this chemistry experiment, you will use a simple flame test to explore different chemical compounds and create your own rainbow fire.

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While many robotic kits are quite advanced, this home & classroom robotics kit is the perfect intro to robotics - no experience needed. Build robots, explore different sensors & more! Contains enough supplies for 20 students.

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2,6-Dichloroindophenol, or indophenol, is a vitamin C indicator. Put your food to the test with an interactive project to discover how this vitamin C indicator works!

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This 30 g bottle of formaldehyde is a 37% solution used for making preservatives. Contains 11% methanol. Find the formaldehyde density, formula, alternative name, and more below! Poison; read warning labels carefully.

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Styrofoam ball, 4" diameter, individual, for science experiments.

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