Luminol, 1 g, Powder

These aluminum weighing boats or weighing dishes have multiple lab uses.

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.

30 g bottle of potassium ferricyanide. These potassium ferricyanide crystals can be used in some neat crystal-growing science experiments! Look below to discover the potassium ferricyanide formula, density, and more.

This 30 ml bottle of sulfuric acid is a concentrated 18 Molar solution. Find the sulfuric acid formula, hazards of sulfuric acid, the density of sulfuric acid & more below! Corrosive and poison; read warning labels carefully..

Use this Cool Blue Light Experiment Kit to learn about chemiluminescence, the real quantum leap, and how fireflies glow! With the materials and instructions inside, you can conduct several illuminating chemistry experiments.

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!

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!

This 100 ml bottle of hydrochloric acid is a concentrated 12 Molar 32-36% solution. This concentrated HCl solution is a highly corrosive acid with many industrial uses. Find concentrated HCl density, molarity & more below!

Pentahydrate form of copper II (cupric) sulfate medium crystals. Copper sulfate is a great chemical for growing beautiful blue crystals, and the crystalline form of copper II sulfate is the best for making solutions.

How can playing with slime, glooze & oobleck teach kids about chemical reactions & polymers? With our slime science kit! Explore the behavior of 4 types of slime & learn about valuable scientific principles along the way!