Copper Metal Shot, 30 g

This 30 g bottle of sulfur is in precipitated powder form. Take a look at the table below to discover the sulfur formula, the approximate density of sulfur, its shelf life, and so much more.

View Details

Use these fine mesh iron filings to show magnetic fields of magnets! Look below for additional experiment ideas, the iron filings formula, formula weight, and more.

View Details

This 30 g bottle of copper II (cupric) chloride is in dihydrate form. Find the copper II chloride chemical formula, common uses of copper II chloride, and & more chemical info below! Corrosive; read warning labels carefully.

View Details

This 10 g bottle of calcium metal turnings has a formula of Ca and is dangerous when wet. Find the metal calcium density, formula weight, and more below!

View Details

This 30 g bottle of sodium hydroxide comes in pellet form and may be substituted for granular lye. Discover the sodium hydroxide formula & more below! Sodium hydroxide is a corrosive & a poison; read warning labels carefully.

View Details

30 g bottle of 150 mesh copper powder. Find the copper powder density, formula, and more below!

View Details

This piece of thin magnesium ribbon is about 4 mm wide and 60 cm long.

View Details

Calcium chloride has the chemical formula CaCl2 and is a salt of calcium and chlorine. This 30 g bottle is a dihydrate. Find the calcium chloride density, shelf life, and more below!

View Details

This is a 30 g bottle of carbon lumps, also know as charcoal. This chemical is flammable; please read warning labels carefully. Find the carbon formula, formula weight, and more below!

View Details

30 g bottle of potassium chloride. Take a look at the table below to see the potassium chloride formula, density & more! You can also observe potassium chloride's unique light spectrum with our Spectroscope Analysis Kit.

View Details