"Lab-Aids"
Lab-Aids® Human Senses Experiment Kit
Investigate all five senses in one kit.
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Lab-Aids® Natural Selection And Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Kit
Model The Effects Of Antibiotics On Disease Causing Bacteria During Infection
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Lab-Aids® Chemplates®
Eliminate the need for glassware and provide a semi-micro environment for conducting many experiments with this clear tray about the size of an index card. You can use Chemplates instead of test tubes, as a demonstration vessel for your overhead projector, for individual student experiments, or even as a gas generator or water reservoir. Twelve large numbered cavities are molded into the high-impact plastic. In addition, each plate has a jumbo-sized cavity and a snap-off measuring spatula. Gas collecting tubes, available separately, fit the Chemplate caps. Package of ten.
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Lab-Aids® Investigating Human Respiration Kit
Explore the role Of respiratory system in regulation of blood gases.
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Water Pollution Kit
Help your students gain an awareness of the significance water pollution plays in the environment. These simple qualitative tests of natural and treated water produce reliable results through vivid color changes.
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Lab-Aids® Elements and the Periodic Table Student Activity
Two Activities Introduce Your Students to the Periodic Table of Elements
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DNA Fingerprinting Diagnostics Kit
Students learn about DNA fingerprinting in a dry lab setting.
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Biofuels: Investigating Ethanol Production and Combustion Lab Activity
Demonstrate the Costs and Benefits of Biofuels
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Reading River Sediments: A Simulated Mineral Exploration Activity
This kit provides a series of “hands-on” activities that allow students to use key Earth Science concepts by conducting a mineral exploration that simulates real-life economic, societal, and issue oriented problems.
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Conductivity Indicator Tester
Nine level conductivity meter shows the relative conductivity/resistance of liquids and solids. As the conductivity of the tested material increases, the number of glowing red LEDs will increase to a maximum of 8, which indicates a very good conductor. There will be zero glowing red LEDs if the material has a very low electrical conductivity (is a good insulator).




