General Chemistry Kits
Innovating Science™ Photosynthesis: The Hill Reaction Educational Kit
Activities in this kit focus on understanding the function of light cycle by running experiments based on the Hill reaction. Innovating Science Photosynthesis: The Hill Reaction Educational Kit, helps analyzing the process of converting light energy into usable chemical energy (photosynthesis).
Innovating Science™ Innovating Science Cellular Respiration Kit
What Sugar Does Yeast Like Best?
LaMotte™ Hardness Kit
EDTA titration is used for all hardness determinations.
Innovating Science™ Firefly In A Flask: Oscillating Chemiluminescence
Two glow-in-the-dark reactions occur in turn: one that is bright an quick, and another that is dull and slow. The oscillation between these reactions looks like a firefly on a summer night!
LaMotte™ Phosphate Kit
Use in freshwater or salt water.
Innovating Science™ Instant Drosophila Medium, White
To prepare instant Drosophila media just by adding water. Innovating Science Instant Drosophila Medium, White, half liter will make 30-40 standard cultures which requires no sterilization.
Innovating Science™ Distance Learning: Acids and Bases
An acid and base introduction unit, litmus paper tests
Innovating Science™ Silicate Garden Chemical Demonstration Kit
Innovating Science™ Silicate Garden Chemical Demonstration Kit allows students to grow large, plant like structures from crystals placed in a solution-filled glass jar.
Innovating Science™ Porosity And Permeability Lab Activity
In this activity, students examine three different substrates and determine the porosity of each. After finding the volume of water each substrate can hold, students will compare substrate permeability to determine how each may affect the ability of water to move beneath the surface.
Innovating Science™ Blank Sterile Disks
Blank sterile disc for antibiotic studies in the classroom.
Innovating Science™ Periodic Table - Nonmetals, Metals, And Metalloids
Students will learn about three different categories of elements – metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. They will examine the physical properties of several elements, test the chemical reactivity of each element and classify each of the tested elements as either metal, nonmetal, or metalloid.
Innovating Science™ AP Chemistry Kits: Reaction Kinetics
In this experiment, the time it takes for a reaction to occur is monitored by observing a color change.
Innovating Science™ Exploring The Solubility Rules A Guided Inquiry
Students investigate to determine the basic rules of solubility and challenges students to identify patterns within the experiment and then apply that knowledge in a practical exercise.
Learning Resources INC Learning Resources Primary Science ViewScope
For introducing children to wonder of microscope use.