Fire Syringe Demonstrator

See Boyle’s Law in action as you use this syringe apparatus to explore the elastic properties and volume/pressure relationship of air and other gases.

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Classic demonstration of the conservation of mechanical energy.

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Study thermal conductivity by comparing the rates of heat transfer for the following metals: aluminum, carbon steel, copper, brass, and nickel alloy stainless steel.

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Contains everything needed to observe the frictional force of 4 different surfaces: rubber, cork, sandpaper and cardboard.

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This color-coded periodic table is durable and triple-punched for students. Use it to reference the chemical elements and their symbols, atomic numbers, electron configurations & chemical properties.

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Pentahydrate form of copper II (cupric) sulfate powder. Copper sulfate is a great chemical for growing beautiful blue crystals. Find copper sulfate powder's density, common uses of copper sulfate, and more below!

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Use this set of 10 density cubes to demonstrate the density differences of various materials and experiment with mass, density, specific gravity, and buoyancy.

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This deluxe chemistry distillation kit is filled with the labware, glassware & stands you need to get started with distilling in the lab. Includes a 300 mm sealed Graham condenser, flasks, a support stand & much more!

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Make a working internal combustion engine with this Smithsonian Motorworks science kit! Provides a fascinating way to learn the basics of how a typical car engine runs and includes a color poster with detailed instructions.

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Step-by-step instructions and clear photographs guide you through a comparative eye dissection of a cow eye, pig eye, and sheep eye. For use with our Comparative Eye Specimen set.

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