Silver Nitrate, 2 g

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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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 piece of thin magnesium ribbon is about 4 mm wide and 60 cm long.

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30 g bottle of anhydrous lithium chloride. Observe lithium chloride's unique light spectrum with our Spectroscope Analysis Kit, and find the lithium chloride formula, common lithium chloride uses, and more below!

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This 10 g bottle of calcium metal turnings has a formula of Ca and is dangerous when wet. Find the metal calcium density, formula weight, and more below!

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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..

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This 30 g bottle of strontium chloride is great for your lab experiment or research needs! Observe strontium chloride's unique light spectrum with our Spectroscope Analysis Kit (linked in description below).

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30 g bottle of potassium chloride. Take a look at the table below to see the potassium chloride formula, density & more! You can also observe potassium chloride's unique light spectrum with our Spectroscope Analysis Kit.

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Zinc powder, or zinc metal, is a chemical element with the symbol Zn and an atomic number of 30. This 15 g bottle of zinc powder is small in size for home experiments. Find the zinc powder formula, density & more below!

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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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