Basic Chemistry Equipment Set

Launch your chemistry journey with our Basic Chemistry Equipment Set, perfect for grades six and up. This essential collection features real lab tools (not plastic) for authentic, safe, and durable hands-on experiments. Turn your kitchen table into a chemistry lab and bring science to life! Ideal as a curriculum supplement or a standalone kit. The set includes:

• Essential starter set with 20 pieces of real lab equipment
• Authentic glassware including beakers, flask, and test tubes for clear observations
• Accurate measuring tools and pH testing strips for reliable results
• Safe heating capability with wickless alcohol lamp and stand

Real Lab Equipment for Real Learning Skip the plastic toys—this set features authentic laboratory glassware and tools that give students genuine chemistry lab experience from day one.

Basic Chemistry Equipment Set

• Glass beaker, 250 mL
• Glass beaker, 600 mL
• Erlenmeyer flask, 250 mL
• Wickless alcohol lamp and stand (buy ethyl alcohol fuel here)
• Polypropylene graduated cylinder, 10 mL
• Polypropylene graduated cylinder, 100 mL
• 4 large glass test tubes
• Test tube stand
• Test tube holder
• Thermometer, 12"
• Plastic funnel
• Tubing pinch clamp
• Glass tube
• Vinyl tubing, 2'
• #6.5 rubber stopper, 2-hole
• #0 rubber stopper, 1-hole
• #0 rubber stopper, 2-hole
• pH paper, pack of 80
• Pipette (dropper)
• Glass stirring rod

Essential Chemistry Lab Equipment for Hands-On Learning

Transform chemistry from abstract concepts to exciting discoveries with our Basic Chemistry Equipment Set. This essential collection bridges the gap between textbook theory and real-world laboratory experience, providing students with the tools they need to conduct authentic chemistry experiments safely at home or in the classroom.

Real Equipment for Real Results

Unlike basic chemistry sets filled with plastic containers, this equipment set features genuine laboratory glassware and reliable instruments. The durable glass beakers and Erlenmeyer flask provide clear visibility for reactions, while graduated cylinders ensure accurate measurements crucial for successful experiments. Students learn proper laboratory techniques using the same equipment found in professional labs.

Perfect for Building Your Home Lab

Whether you're homeschooling, supplementing classroom learning, or nurturing a budding scientist's curiosity, this set provides the basic tools needed to establish a functional chemistry workspace. The wickless alcohol lamp offers safe heating capabilities, while the selection of test tubes, stoppers, and tubing enables a variety of experimental setups. The included pH papers open up opportunities for exploring acid-base chemistry.

Companion Products for Complete Chemistry Education

Enhance your chemistry studies by pairing this equipment set with our curriculum-based kits. Our Basic Introduction to Chemistry Kit provides structured experiments and materials, while the Complete Introduction to Chemistry Kit combines both for a comprehensive learning experience covering polymerization, solubility, chemical reactions, electrochemistry, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What's the difference between a chemistry set and chemistry equipment? Chemistry sets typically include pre-measured chemicals and step-by-step experiments, while chemistry equipment provides the tools and glassware for conducting your own experiments. This equipment set provides an authentic lab to use with household chemicals or curriculum-based experiments.
2. What experiments can I do with basic chemistry equipment? You can conduct acid-base reactions, crystallization experiments, simple distillation, pH testing, and temperature monitoring during reactions, as well as many other experiments using common household chemicals, such as baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring.
3. Is chemistry lab equipment safe for homeschooling? Yes, when used properly with adult supervision. This set includes real glassware that requires careful handling. Always follow safety guidelines, use an appropriate workspace, and supervise younger students during experiments.
4. How do I store and care for chemistry glassware? Store glassware in a safe, dry place where it won't get knocked over. Clean equipment immediately after use with warm soapy water, and dry thoroughly to prevent water spots. Handle glass pieces carefully and inspect them for chips or cracks before each use.