Chemistry

Giant-Size Periodic Table

Make your teaching more effective with a periodic table designed for use in the largest classrooms and lecture halls. Its 243 cm x 121 cm (8 ft. x 4 ft.) size, type styles, and three-color printing ensure maximum visibility. 114 elements. Chart is m... More.

Student Interactive Atom™ Model

Let students make their own atoms, isotopes, and ions. Use both surfaces to make atoms. All pieces stored inside the BRIGHT atom. Includes 30 protons, 30 neutrons, and 30 electrons. Atoms measure 1/2" dia. More.

Teacher Interactive Atom™ Demonstration Model

Sturdy giant model used directly on classroom whiteboard measuring 23-1/2" x 23-1/2". A highly visual and hands-on way to teach a challenging concept. All parts separate and magnetic. Raised units include 2 nuclei, 8 electron ... More.

Investigating Oxidation Reactions and the Corrosion of Metal

In this multi-part investigation, students explore factors that affect, and chemical principles that relate to, the rate of metal corrosion. Depending upon the depth of the experience desired, this set of activities can take from two to five class s... More.

States of Matter Colossal Concept Poster

This giant poster will give your students a clear understanding of the characteristics of solids, liquids, gases, and plasma. Includes teacher’s guide containing additional information about the states of matter, plus hands-on and writing acti... More.

The Atom Laminated Poster

Students learn all about the wide world of the atom in this poster that features sections on atom composition, atom numbers, thermonuclear fusion, radioactivity, positron emission tomography, fission of uranium, and how a nuclear reactor works. Also fea... More.

Chem C3000

By performing the more than 360 fascinating and detailed experiments in this well-balanced curriculum, students will learn first-hand every fundamental principle of the essential science. Students start with fun experiments to learn basic chemis... More.

Alginate Worm Connection Kit

With this kit, students can make terrific worm-like gel strands and introduce chemical changes. Simply make a calcium chloride solution, squirt in a little sodium alginate solution, and pull up beautiful gels. Add lemon juice or baking soda to the a... More.

Real Life Science: Chemistry Book

Explore and explain real-life science questions and applications of concepts to help students relate academic material to their own experiences in the world. Questions include “Why does dynamite explode?,” “How does antiperspirant ... More.

Introduction to the Elements

This introductory set features 12 elements, including metals (aluminum, calcium, magnesium, and sodium), transition metals (chromium and copper), metalloids (boron and silicon), non-metals (carbon and nitrogen), halogens (bromine), and noble gases (... More.