Microscale Chemistry - No-cost and Low-cost Materials For Primary and Preparatory Schools

No-cost and Low-cost Materials For Primary and Preparatory Schools

  • Ampoules, infusion bottles, dropper bottles
  • Micro spiritburner
  • Soft drink cans
  • Blister-packings
  • Disposable 1-mL syringes for smallest volumes, as measuring cylinder, burette and pipette
  • Wellplates
  • 9-Volt battery
  • Two pan scale, weights
  • Beads as models of atoms, molecules, crystal lattices,

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