March 18th, 2008 . by admin

Perform four important water pollution experiments. — Test water samples for dissolved oxygen content, chlorides, phosphates, and water hardness. — All tests provide professional results. Includes all necessary apparatus and materials.
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March 17th, 2008 . by admin

Students will determine the amount of smoke in a cigarette, which has the lowest tar content, the collection efficiencies of different cigarette filters, the cigarette filter length most efficient for tar removal, and which half of a cigarette contains less tar. — Includes: color comparator for tar content, plexiglass base, filter holder/smoking apparatus, 25 filters, rubber aspirator and instructions.
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March 16th, 2008 . by admin

Use these self-contained swabs to quickly test any surface for the presence of lead. — — The swabs are odorless and are a safe, quick and reliable method to detect lead on metals, paint, dust, ceramics and plastic. Simply rub the test swab on the surface-if any lead is present, the swab will instantly turn pink to red. Includes istructions.
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March 16th, 2008 . by admin

Learn to isolate DNA material from food and vegetables found in your refrigerator! After isolating the DNA in a test tube, continue the experimentation. Contains 5 test tubes, 5 pipettes, 5 extraction plates, 1 string chromosome, lysis reagent, precipitation reagent (denatured alcohol), and instructions. Ages 9 and up. Because of alcohol, parent supervision advised.
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