Field Stereomicroscopy Kit (Product Code: SCL207/04) brings together the tools needed to find, catch, examine and dissect insects and other small animals that live on land. Alongside hand magnifiers and a collecting net, it includes a binocular stereomicroscope, so specimens gathered on a school ground or nature trail can be studied in three dimensions back in the lab or at an outdoor table. It is a practical insect collection kit for schools, eco-clubs and college zoology groups, made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Typical Use

A field session usually begins with the 10 cm entomological mesh and the insect collector, sweeping low vegetation or leaf litter and transferring finds without crushing them. The 4x centimetre insect magnifier gives a first look on the spot, while the 10x magnifying glass shows detail such as antennae, wing veins and leg segments. Specimens then travel in the Ø60 mm Petri dish to the binocular stereomicroscope.

Under the stereomicroscope, students can sort catches by insect order, record features in a field notebook and, where the syllabus requires it, carry out simple dissections on the dissection plate with the included instruments. As an ecology science kit it supports biodiversity counts, habitat comparisons and project work. Release live animals where they were found whenever possible, and clean and dry the instruments and dish after every outing.

Manufacturer

This kit comes from Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which does business as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana. The company is a registered MSME enterprise (Udyam UDYAM-HR-01-0003714), and its export consignments are handled under Importer-Exporter Code AAECJ8618A issued by the DGFT. You can read more on the company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Useful additions for field work and follow-up in the lab:

• Field Microscopy Kit — the companion kit for freshwater microorganisms, for pond and stream sampling
• Insect Catch Set — a hand net for catching flying insects to study under the stereomicroscope
• Centered Magnifier for Insects — a magnifying container for observing a live insect without harming it
• Microscopy Accessories Kit — extra scissors, tweezers and needles so more students can work at once
• Petri Dish (Complete) — glass dishes with lids for storing and sorting additional catches

Browse more fieldwork and biology apparatus in the Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the kit?
Equipment for dissection of animals, a 4x centimetre insect magnifier, a Ø25 mm 10x magnifying glass, an insect collector, a 10 cm entomological mesh, a dissection plate, a complete dissection set, a binocular stereomicroscope and a Ø60 mm Petri dish.

Which magnifications are available?
The insect magnifier gives 4x and the magnifying glass 10x. The magnification of the binocular stereomicroscope is not stated in this listing, so please confirm it with us.

Is the kit meant for pond or stream organisms?
No. It is intended for insects and small animals living on land. For freshwater microorganisms, choose the Field Microscopy Kit.

Does the stereomicroscope need mains power?
Power and illumination details are not listed for this kit. Please check with us through the contact page if you plan to use it away from a socket.

How should the kit be looked after following field work?
Brush off soil, rinse and dry the instruments and Petri dish, and store the stereomicroscope covered and away from damp.

Can schools order several kits for group work?
Yes. We quote for group sets, science centres and tenders, and supply buyers across India and international markets.

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Tell us how many groups you plan to equip through the contact page, or add the kit to the enquiry cart, and we will send a quotation with delivery details.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Field Microscopy Kit (Product Code: SCL209/05) is a take-along set for collecting and examining the microorganisms that live in freshwater ponds, streams and tanks. It pairs a 400x monocular microscope with a water collector, glass dropper bottle, magnifying glass, 50 slides and 200 cover slips, giving students what they need to go from water sample to wet mount. Designed as a microscopy starter kit for schools and environmental clubs, it is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Typical Use

Students fill the water collector at the edge of a pond or from a stream, let the sample settle in the plastic Petri dish, and scan it first with the magnifying glass to spot larger organisms and clumps of algae. A drop taken with the dropper is placed on a slide, covered with a cover slip and viewed under the 400x monocular microscope, where protozoa, algae and small invertebrates such as water fleas become visible.

Because the kit carries 200 cover slips for 50 slides, fragile cover slips can be replaced freely while slides are cleaned and reused. For an environmental science lesson, compare samples from still and running water, or from clean and polluted sites, and record which organisms appear. Rinse slides and the dish in clean water after use and let them dry before packing.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known to customers as ScienceLab, manufactures school and college science apparatus in Ambala, Haryana, and its biology range includes field kits like this one. The about-the-company page gives background on the business.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Consumables and companion items for freshwater microscopy:

• Lama — spare glass slides when the kit’s own supply runs short
• Lamela — replacement cover slips for regular pond-water practicals
• Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes — stains such as methylene blue to make transparent organisms easier to see
• Water Sampler — collects water from a chosen depth in a lake or river
• Field Stereomicroscopy Kit — the land-based companion kit for insects and small animals

More microscopy items are in our Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What magnification does the microscope provide?
It is a 400x monocular microscope, suitable for protozoa, algae and other freshwater microorganisms.

How many slides and cover slips come with the kit?
50 slides and 200 cover slips, together with a plastic Ø60 mm Petri dish.

Are stains included?
No stains are listed in this kit. Our Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes set can be added for stained preparations.

How is the microscope lit?
The illumination and power details are not given in this listing; please confirm them with us through the contact page before planning outdoor use.

Can the slides be reused?
Yes, if they are washed and dried carefully after each session. Cover slips are thin and break easily, so the larger supply of them is useful.

Do you quote for multiple kits or overseas delivery?
Yes. Send the number of kits and the delivery location; we supply schools and distributors in India and international markets.

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Request pricing for one kit or a set for every group via the contact page; you can also collect items in the enquiry cart and submit them together.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Microscopy Accessories Kit (Product Code: SCL211/06) is a compact set of hand tools for preparing specimens before they go under the microscope: cutting thin pieces, picking up fragments, teasing tissue apart and measuring what has been collected. It contains two types of scissors, two types of tweezers, a scalpel with an interchangeable blade, two hand-held needles and a ruler, which is what most students need to make their own temporary slides in a biology practical. It is produced by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Key Details

Typical Use

In a typical onion-peel or leaf-epidermis practical, students lift a thin layer with the straight-edged tweezers, trim it to size with the thin-tipped scissors and spread it flat with a needle before adding a stain and cover slip. The scalpel handles thin hand sections of stems and roots, and the round-tipped tweezers are gentler on delicate material and safer for younger classes. The ruler helps record specimen size and keep pieces uniform.

Because each tool has a clear job, the kit is a tidy way to issue one set per bench and check everything back in at the end of the lesson. Used with slides and stains, it forms the core of a temporary slides biology kit for school labs. Replace the scalpel blade when it starts to tear rather than cut, handle blades with care, and wash and dry all tools after work with plant sap or preserved tissue.

Manufacturer

This kit is offered by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana manufacturer that trades as ScienceLab, as part of a wider line of microscopy and dissection equipment for teaching laboratories. Company background is available on the ScienceLab profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Pair these tools with the items below for complete slide preparation:

• Kit for the Preparation of Preparations — a larger stainless steel set with a hand microtome for thinner sections
• Lama — glass slides for mounting what the tools prepare
• Lamela — cover slips to finish each mount
• Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes — stains to colour cells once the specimen is cut and spread
• Microscope for Dissection — magnifies fine dissection work done with these tools

Explore the wider Laboratory Equipment category for more microscopy supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are in the kit?
A ruler, thin-tipped scissors, lab scissors, straight-edged tweezers, round-tipped tweezers, an interchangeable-blade scalpel, 1 scalpel blade and two hand-held needles.

How many scalpel blades are supplied?
One blade comes with the interchangeable-blade scalpel. If you expect heavy use, mention spare blades in your enquiry.

What material are the tools made of?
The material is not specified in this listing. Please confirm it through our contact page if your lab has a requirement.

Is the kit suitable for younger students?
The round-tipped tweezers and needles are straightforward to use, but the scalpel and sharp scissors should only be used under teacher supervision.

Are slides or stains included?
No. Slides, cover slips and stains are available separately; see the related items above.

Can we order a kit for every bench?
Yes. Bench sets for schools and colleges can be quoted, with delivery across India and to international markets.

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Ask for a quotation for single kits or bench sets through our contact page, or use the enquiry cart to combine the kit with slides and stains.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Kit for the Preparation of Preparations (Product Code: SCL213/07) is a set of stainless steel and handled instruments for making microscope preparations, the thin sections and mounts that students examine on slides. Four types of tweezers, a flexible double spatula, microscope scissors, two handled needles, a scalpel and a hand microtome let a teacher or technician cut, lift and arrange plant and animal material with control. It suits botany and zoology practicals in secondary schools and colleges and is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Typical Use

The hand microtome is the centre of the kit: a piece of stem or root, often supported in a slice of carrot or potato, is held in it and sliced with the hand scalpel to give sections thin enough for light to pass through. Sections are lifted with the flexible double spatula or the lanceolate needle, flattened with the straight or arched tweezers and transferred to a slide, where the handled needle helps lower the cover slip without trapping air bubbles.

The round bottom and clamped tweezers are useful for holding soft animal tissue in zoology practicals, while the microscope scissors trim leaf pieces and membranes. For botany lab equipment that is used every week, rinse the instruments after each session, dry them fully before storage and keep blades and needle points protected so they stay sharp.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited operates as ScienceLab from Ambala in Haryana and manufactures and supplies instruments like this preparation set to school and college laboratories. More about who we are is on the company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items that complete the slide-making workflow:

• Lama — glass slides to receive the finished sections
• Lamela — cover slips to be lowered with the handled needle
• Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes — stains and Canada balsam for coloured or permanent mounts
• Biological Microscope — a compound microscope for examining the sections you cut
• Microscopy Accessories Kit — a smaller tool set for individual students at each bench

Further slide-preparation equipment is listed under Laboratory Equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments are included?
Straight, arched and round bottom tweezers, clamped tweezers, a stainless steel elongated-blade tool, a plastic-handled scalpel, microscope scissors, a flexible double spatula, two handled needles (one lanceolate) and a microtome with hand scalpel.

How long are the tweezers?
The straight, arched and round bottom tweezers are 120 mm and the clamped tweezers 105 mm, all in stainless steel.

What is the microtome used for?
It holds a specimen steady so the hand scalpel can cut thin, even sections for microscope slides.

What is the “screw with elongated blade” in the list?
It is listed as a stainless steel tool with an elongated blade. If you need its exact form confirmed, ask us through the contact page before ordering.

Are slides and stains part of the kit?
No. Slides, cover slips and stains are ordered separately; see the related items above.

Can the kit be supplied in quantity for a college or tender?
Yes. We quote for department and tender quantities and deliver within India and to international markets.

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Send your required number of kits and any additional items through the contact page, or add the kit to your enquiry cart for a consolidated quotation.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes (Product Code: SCL215/08) is a staining set of six biological colorants with supporting reagents, used to stain and mount specimens for light microscopy in school and college biology labs. Teachers and students use it for temporary and permanent mounts; each stain has its own 10 ml bottle, alongside 25 ml of ethyl alcohol, 10 ml of Canada balsam and a 10 ml oil. This staining kit for the biology lab is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

What Is the Microscope Stain Set Used For?

As a microscopy starter kit for school and college practicals, the set gives each stain a distinct job. Methylene blue colours nuclei in cheek cells and many microorganisms, while eosin gives cytoplasm a pink contrast. Gentian violet is the familiar first stain of Gram-staining exercises, nigrosine darkens the background so unstained bacteria stand out, and neutral red serves as a vital stain on living cells. Lugol's solution turns starch grains blue-black in potato preparations and makes nuclei in onion epidermis easier to see.

Ethyl alcohol is used for cleaning slides and for simple dehydration steps, and Canada balsam is the classic mounting medium when a good temporary mount is to be kept as a permanent slide. Apply stains a drop at a time and blot the excess with filter paper. Keep the bottles tightly closed and upright, store the set away from heat and sunlight, and keep the alcohol away from flames. Wear gloves and eye protection, and ask us for handling information on any reagent in the set.

Supplier

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, based in Ambala, Haryana, India. The company supplies this stain and reagent set to schools, colleges, dealers and institutional buyers in India and international markets, and can quote it together with the glass slides, cover slips and microscopes listed on this site. For vendor registration, the supplying company's details are GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and LEI 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49. Read more on the company profile page.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items used alongside the stains when preparing and viewing slides:

• Lama — ground-edge glass slides for smears and mounts
• Lamela — glass cover slips to place over stained specimens
• Kit for the Preparation of Preparations — tweezers, needles, scalpel and a hand microtome for preparing material to stain
• Biological Microscope — a compound microscope for examining the stained cells
• Immersion Oil, 25ml — a dedicated immersion oil for labs using oil-immersion objectives

Further slide-preparation and microscopy items are in the Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which stains are included in Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes?
Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes (SCL215/08) includes six stains, each in a 10 ml bottle: methylene blue, eosin, gentian violet, nigrosine, neutral red and Lugol's solution. Together they cover nuclear, cytoplasmic, negative, vital and starch staining in routine school and college practicals.

What else comes in the Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes set?
Besides its six stains, the Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes set contains 25 ml of ethyl alcohol, 10 ml of Canada balsam for permanent mounts and a 10 ml oil that the product details list as “eyelid oil”. Please confirm the identity of that oil with us before ordering.

What is the oil listed as “eyelid oil” in this set?
The oil in Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes is named “eyelid oil” in the product details, and its exact identity should be confirmed through the contact page. If your microscopes need immersion oil for oil-immersion objectives, say so in your enquiry so the quotation covers it.

Can Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes be used for Gram staining?
Partly. Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes contains gentian violet and Lugol's solution, the first two reagents of the Gram method, but it does not include a counterstain such as safranin. A complete Gram stain therefore needs that counterstain added separately.

What is the shelf life of the stains in this set?
The shelf life of the stains and reagents in Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes depends on the chemical, its grade and storage conditions; ask us for the expiry date of the batch you are quoted. Keep the bottles tightly closed, cool and out of direct light.

Who supplies Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes?
Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India. The company sources the set and quotes it to schools, colleges, dealers and institutional buyers in India and international markets.

Can Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes be shipped internationally?
Yes, ScienceLab supplies Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes to India and international markets. Because the set contains ethyl alcohol, a flammable liquid, the shipping method for export orders is agreed at quotation, so mention the destination country when you enquire.

Can you provide documents for the reagents in this set?
Documentation for the reagents in Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes, such as safety or analysis sheets, should be discussed with us before the order is placed. Tell us through the contact page which documents your lab or purchase department needs.

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To order Dyes and Reagents for Microscopes, tell us the number of sets and the delivery location through the contact page, or add the set to the enquiry cart. Repeat orders for the next term's practicals can be requested the same way.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Kit for Demonstrating Plant Respiration (Product Code: SCL217/09) provides the support stand and glassware for classroom set-ups showing that plants, like animals, respire and release carbon dioxide. A stand on a metal rod with a metal ring of 90 mm clamping diameter holds apparatus steady above a 600 ml chemical glass, so a teacher can assemble a clear, stable demonstration on the front bench. As plant biology lab equipment it fits the respiration unit of school biology courses and is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Typical Use

A common arrangement uses the ring to hold a funnel, flask or container of living plant material, such as germinating seeds, flowers or leafy shoots, above or beside the 600 ml chemical glass, which holds an indicator or water depending on the version of the experiment the class is following. Students then look for a change in the indicator or in the water level showing that the plant material has used oxygen or given off carbon dioxide. The kit provides the stand, ring and glass; living material and indicator solutions such as lime water are prepared separately.

Running a parallel set-up with boiled (dead) seeds gives a simple control and helps students see that the effect comes from living tissue, which makes this a useful biology experiment kit for students learning to plan a fair test. Tighten the ring firmly on the 600 mm rod before loading it, keep the chemical glass on a level bench, and wash and dry the glassware after use.

Manufacturer

The kit is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company whose school and college apparatus is sold under the ScienceLab name. Visit the company profile for an overview of its biology range.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items used with this kit or for related respiration lessons:

• Kit for Demonstrating Seed Respiration in Germination — focuses the same topic on sprouting seeds
• Lime Water — an indicator that turns milky when carbon dioxide passes through it
• Glass Beaker — extra beakers for control set-ups and indicator solutions
• Respiration Apparatus — compares inhaled and exhaled air to link plant and human respiration
• Apparatus for Photosynthesis — for the contrasting lesson on gas released by plants in light

Find more plant physiology apparatus in the Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is supplied in this kit?
A stand with a 600 mm metal rod, a metal ring with 90 mm clamping diameter and a 600 ml chemical glass.

Are seeds, plants or indicator solutions included?
No. Living material is prepared by the school, and Lime Water is available separately as a carbon dioxide indicator.

What size of apparatus will the ring hold?
The ring has a 90 mm clamping diameter, so check that your funnel or flask fits within it before the lesson.

Can the stand be used for other experiments?
Yes. The rod and ring work as general bench support for filtration and other simple biology or chemistry set-ups.

How long does the demonstration take?
It depends on temperature and on how much living material is used; many teachers set it up at the start of the day and read the result later.

What information does a school quotation need?
The number of kits, delivery address and any extra glassware or indicator you want included. We supply India and international markets.

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For school orders, send your quantity and delivery details through the contact page, or place the kit in the enquiry cart along with lime water and spare glassware.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Kit for Demonstrating Seed Respiration in Germination (Product Code: SCL219/010) is a plant physiology kit for showing students that seeds become metabolically active as they germinate and begin to respire, taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide and heat. It gives biology teachers a hands-on way to connect the germination topic with cellular respiration, and it fits well as a seed germination kit for school labs. It is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Key Details

Typical Use

In the classic form of this experiment, soaked seeds that have just begun to sprout are placed in a closed container and compared with a control of boiled seeds. Students then look for signs that only the living seeds are respiring: carbon dioxide turning an indicator such as lime water milky, a rise in temperature, or a drop in the volume of air as oxygen is used.

Pulses, wheat or maize seeds soaked overnight usually give reliable results, and keeping both containers at the same room temperature makes the comparison fair. The lesson also works as a plant growth experiment kit activity for project work, with students recording observations over several days. Because this listing does not state the component list, please ask us what is included so you can plan any extra glassware or indicator solution.

Manufacturer

ScienceLab is the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, a manufacturer of teaching apparatus based in Ambala, Haryana, serving schools, colleges and education departments. Learn more on the company profile page.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Related kits and supplies for germination and respiration lessons:

• Kit for Demonstrating CO2 Emission and Heat Production in Germinating Seeds — a kit that tracks both carbon dioxide and temperature from sprouting seeds
• Kit for Demonstrating Plant Respiration — a stand-and-glass set-up for respiration in other plant material
• Lime Water — a carbon dioxide indicator for the living-versus-boiled seed comparison
• Laboratory Thermometer — for recording the warmth given off by germinating seeds
• Conical Jar (Erlenmeyer) 250 ml — flasks to hold soaked seeds for the test and the control

More biology demonstration kits are listed in Laboratory Equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which components are in the seed respiration kit?
This page does not publish the component list. Ask us through the contact page and we will share it with the quotation.

Which seeds work well for this demonstration?
Seeds that germinate quickly, such as pulses, wheat or maize, soaked overnight and allowed to begin sprouting.

Why are boiled seeds used as a control?
Boiling kills the seeds, so any difference between living and boiled seeds shows that the carbon dioxide and heat come from respiration rather than from the surroundings.

Is an indicator solution supplied?
Please confirm this when you ask for the component list. Lime Water can be ordered separately if needed.

How does this kit differ from the CO2 and heat production kit?
That kit is listed with its full contents: flasks, a thermometer, baryta water and an aspiration pump. For this kit, ask us for the component list so you can compare the two.

Can we order for several schools or for export?
Yes. We handle multi-school and project orders and supply India and international markets.

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Ask for the component list and a quotation through the contact page, or add this kit to the enquiry cart with any glassware you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Kit for Demonstrating CO2 Emission and Heat Production in Germinating Seeds (Product Code: SCL221/011) lets a class prove two things about germination with one set-up: sprouting seeds give off carbon dioxide, and they warm up as they respire. It includes Erlenmeyer flasks, a three-neck flask, a 0–100°C thermometer, baryta water (barium hydroxide solution) and an aspiration pump to draw air through the system. This school biology lab equipment is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Typical Use

Germinating seeds are placed in the 500 ml three-neck flask, with the 0–100°C thermometer fitted through one neck to track temperature. The aspiration pump draws air over the seeds and on through the silicone tubing into a 250 ml Erlenmeyer flask of baryta water; as carbon dioxide arrives, the clear solution turns cloudy with a white barium carbonate precipitate. The second Erlenmeyer flask can hold baryta water at the air inlet, so students see that incoming air causes little change while the air leaving the seeds does.

A matching flask of boiled seeds, or a comparison of the thermometer reading with room temperature, gives a clear control for a school biology lab setup. Pump air slowly and steadily so bubbles can be counted and the cloudiness builds gradually. Barium hydroxide is harmful if swallowed and irritating to skin and eyes, so students should wear gloves and goggles, keep the bottle closed and wash their hands after the practical.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab, is an Ambala, Haryana manufacturer of science teaching apparatus, including a series of plant physiology demonstration kits. The company profile explains more about the business and its range.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Spares and companion items for this germination practical:

• Conical Jar (Erlenmeyer) 250 ml — spare flasks of the same capacity for the baryta water
• Rubber stoppers with holes of different diameters — one-hole stoppers in several sizes for adapting the set-up
• Rubber Tube (Laboratory) — extra tubing when the apparatus needs longer connections
• Laboratory Thermometer — a second thermometer for the boiled-seed control
• Kit for Demonstrating Seed Respiration in Germination — a related kit on seed respiration

Other plant physiology kits are in the Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

What apparatus comes in this CO2 and heat kit?
Two 250 ml Erlenmeyer flasks, a pair of silicone tubes with 2-hole rubber stoppers, 1 single-hole rubber stopper, a 500 ml three-neck glass flask, a 0–100°C thermometer, a bottle of barite water (barium hydroxide solution) and 1 three-valve aspiration pump.

What temperature range does the thermometer cover?
0–100°C, which comfortably covers the small temperature rise produced by germinating seeds.

Why does the baryta water turn cloudy?
Carbon dioxide reacts with the dissolved barium hydroxide to form insoluble barium carbonate, which appears as a white cloudiness.

Are seeds included?
No seeds are listed. Use seeds soaked in water until they begin to sprout, plus a batch of boiled seeds for the control.

Is barium hydroxide solution safe for school use?
It can be used under teacher supervision with gloves and goggles. It is harmful if swallowed, so keep it away from food and dispose of it according to your school’s chemical waste rules.

Is a warranty or test document available for this kit?
Warranty terms and any documents you need are confirmed with the quotation; ask through the contact page.

Can the kit be ordered in bulk or for export?
Yes. We quote for school, college and tender quantities in India and international markets.

Request a Quote

Request a quotation for this kit, with or without spare flasks and stoppers, via the contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart.

Last updated: 24 September 2026