Strontium Chloride, 30 g

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 10 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 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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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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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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This 30 g of potassium chlorate is a compound containing potassium, chlorine, and oxygen atoms. The formula of potassium chlorate, it's common uses & and more can be found below! Oxidizer; read warning labels carefully.

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Have you ever watched fireworks and wondered how all the different colors are made? With this chemistry experiment, you will use a simple flame test to explore different chemical compounds and create your own rainbow fire.

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Use this hands-on Spectroscope Flame Test Analysis Kit to observe the color of light produced from different elements. Discover how flame color can uncover the elements in your neighborhood street lights and more!

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This magnesium ribbon is about 0.01" (0.25 mm) thick and 0.125" (3 mm) wide.

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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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