Hydrogen Peroxide 6%, 100 ml

This 30 ml bottle of hydrogen peroxide has a molarity of 9.8 M. Concentrated 30% hydrogen peroxide solution is a strong oxidizer and can be used in many Chemistry experiments, like the Elephant Toothpaste Experiment!

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This 500 ml bottle of hydrogen peroxide is a 15% solution and is suitable for many uses. Find its chemical formula, shelf life & more below! Strong oxidizer; please read the label carefully and take necessary precautions.

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Diluted hydrogen peroxide, 6% solution, in a 30 ml bottle. Find the hydrogen peroxide formula, density, and more below. Plus, learn about how hydrogen peroxide is used in the Elephant Toothpaste Experiment!

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Make elephant toothpaste with this excellent Elephant Toothpaste Science Kit. Add dish soap and potassium iodide to hydrogen peroxide in a graduated cylinder, and watch in amazement as huge amounts of foam stream forth!

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This potassium iodide is lab grade and in crystal form. Discover the potassium iodide formula, density, shelf life, and more below. This chemical is ideal for science experiments requiring potassium iodide crystals!

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This 30 ml bottle of Ammonium Hydroxide is a concentrated form of the household cleaner, ammonia. It's a laboratory must-have! It's both a corrosive liquid & a poison. Please read warning labels carefully.

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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.

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This 30 ml bottle of phenolphthalein solution is a pH indicator. It's a 1% solution that is colorless at 8.3 pH to pink at 10.0 pH. Find phenolphthalein solution hazards, density, common uses, and more below!

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Ammonium nitrate is a nitrate of ammonia. This 30 g bottle of ammonium nitrate is a white crystalline solid at room temperature. Find the ammonium nitrate formula, density, its common use & more below!

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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.

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