Iron III (ferric) Chloride, 30 g

This basic glass pipet is also known as an eye dropper or pipette.

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Blue litmus paper is an acid indicator. These test strips turn a light red at 4.3 pH and lower (acidic).

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30 g bottle of sodium chloride, also known as salt. Sodium chloride is often used in experiments demonstrating ion properties; see a variety of project ideas below! This bottle is in crystalline form.

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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, its formula, and more below!

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This 30 g bottle of potassium nitrate, also known as saltpeter, is in granular form. Potassium nitrate is often used in fertilizers and fireworks. Look at the table below to discover its formula, density, shelf life, & more!

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30 g bottle of potassium thiocyanate in crystalline form. Due to its low melting point, this chemical often melts in transit & solidifies in lump form. Look below to discover the potassium thiocyanate formula, density & more!

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30 g bottle of ferric ammonium sulfate, also known as iron III. Find the ferric ammonium sulfate formula, grade, shelf life, and 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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This 2 g bottle of silver nitrate, also known as lunar caustic, is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula AgNO3. Take a look at the table below to discover the silver nitrate formula, density, shelf life, and more!

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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.

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