Methyl Red, 0.02% solution, 30 ml

This 30 ml bottle of methyl orange solution is a common pH indicator; it turns red at 3.2 pH and yellow at 4.4 pH! Take a look at the table below to discover the methyl orange formula, density, shelf life, and more!

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This 30 ml bottle of phenol red is a pH indicator; it turns yellow below 6.8 pH & bright pink above 8.2 pH. Take a look at the table below to discover the phenol red pH indicator formula, density, shelf life, and more!

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Methyl violet is a common pH indicator; it turns yellow at 0.1 pH and violet at 2.7 pH. Take a look at the table below to discover the methyl violet formula, form, density, and more!

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This 100 ml bottle of bromothymol blue is a pH indicator. It is yellow at 6.0 pH, blue at 7.6 pH, and green at neutral pH. Find the bromothymol blue formula, density, and more below!

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This 30 ml bottle of methyl cellulose solution can be used to slow down pond protozoa for viewing under a microscope! Take a look at the table below to discover the methyl cellulose density, shelf life, and more.

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This is the crystal violet stain used for the Gram's bacteria staining technique. Use this 15 ml bottle of crystal violet Hucker's to stain bacteria a purple color! Find its density, formula, and more below.

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This 15 g bottle of manganese dioxide is 85% native powder. Take a look at the table below to discover the manganese dioxide formula, density, shelf life, common uses, and more! Oxidizer; read warning labels carefully.

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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.

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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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This 15 ml bottle of thymol blue is a pH indicator. Changes from red at 1.2 pH to yellow at 2.8 pH. Changes from yellow at 8.0 pH to blue at 9.6 pH. Look below to discover the thymol blue formula, storage code, and more!

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