Chemical phenomen
Product Code : SCL-MH-12629
Quick Answer: The Chemical Phenomena kit is a chemistry workstation for studying states of matter, mixtures and solutions, metals and non-metals, and chemical reactions. It includes a glass alcohol burner with an adjustable wick and a surface-tension tray with lycopodium powder for estimating the diameter of a molecule.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Glass alcohol burner with adjustable wick and extinguishing cap
- Surface-tension tray with fine lycopodium powder for the molecule-diameter experiment
- Borosilicate boiling tubes, distillation flasks, beakers and condensation tubes for melting, freezing and vaporisation tests
- Multi-well ceramic spot plate and test-tube rack for indicator and acidity tests
- Electrical and thermal testing blocks for comparing metals and non-metals
- Packed in a chemical-resistant polymer box with cut foam slots
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Heat source | Glass alcohol burner, adjustable wick, extinguishing cap |
| Molecule measurement | Surface-tension tray with lycopodium powder |
| Glassware | Borosilicate boiling tubes, distillation flasks, beakers, condensation tubes |
| Reaction block | Multi-well ceramic spot plate, test-tube rack |
| Storage | Chemical-resistant polymer box with foam slots |
About This Product
The kit takes students through the three states of matter and changes such as melting, freezing, vaporisation and condensation. They prepare solid-in-solid, solid-in-liquid and liquid-in-liquid mixtures, grow crystals from saturated solutions and follow the steps of the water cycle. Reaction work includes oxidation, combustion and colour indicators for finding pH. The Chemical phenomen can be supplied on export terms to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Senegal, Iran, Lithuania and South Korea.
Frequently Asked Questions
What heat source comes with the Chemical Phenomena kit?
A glass alcohol burner with an adjustable wick and a tight-fitting extinguishing cap.
Related: Mechanics & Heat and Physical and chemical phenomena.
For a quotation on the Chemical phenomen, contact Educational Instrument.
