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Substances in Everyday Life Kit

Product Code : SCL-EI-10567

Lab Glassware Manufacturer, based in Ambala, Haryana, India, has been manufacturing and exporting laboratory, scientific, and educational equipment since 1982. The Substances in Everyday Life Kit is a school science apparatus used for teaching material properties, mixtures, separation methods, water hardness, heat effects, combustion and rust formation, suitable for one student group or teacher demonstration in physics, chemistry and integrated science lessons. Lab Glassware Manufacturer supplies this kit to institutions across the Maghreb region, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya.

Quick Answer: The Substances in Everyday Life Kit is a one-group materials-science set covering hardness, density, solubility, separation (filtration, evaporation, distillation, magnetic separation), water hardness and combustion/rust experiments, supplied with glassware, test strips and a spirit burner in a protective foam-insert case.

Specification	Detail
Product Name	Substances in Everyday Life Kit (referenced in source material as “Fabrics in Everyday Life” — the term denotes everyday substances/materials, not textiles)
Brand	Lab Glassware Manufacturer
Category	Electronic Instruments – Science / Materials Experiment Kit
Intended Users	School students, science teachers, physics labs, chemistry labs and STEM classrooms
Capacity	Material for one student group or teacher demonstration
Dimensions	440 x 330 x 100 mm
Core Topics	Material properties, mixtures, separation, water hardness, heat effects, combustion and rust
Standards / Certifications	No product-specific certification confirmed; verify tender requirements before purchase

Key Features

Complete material-science kit for one student group or demonstration use.
Covers material properties, substance mixtures and material changes.
Supports filtration, sedimentation, evaporation, distillation and magnetic separation experiments.
Includes glassware, test tubes, funnels, filter paper, thermometer and measuring cylinder.
Water-hardness and nitrate/nitrite test strips support practical water-quality activities.
Storage case with foam insert protects components between classes.

What's Included in the Kit

Profile rail with stand material, force meter
Material and combustion samples, small parts set and small nails
Dissecting needle, pipette, Plexiglass rod and plastic rod
Metal cylinder, measuring cylinder, glass/Plexiglass/aluminium tubes
Spirit burner with wire gauze, tea lights and fire-protection mat
Test tubes with stand and rubber stoppers, indicator solution and dye
Water-hardness and nitrate/nitrite test strips
Sieves, bar magnet, funnel, filter tube and filter paper
Erlenmeyer flask, silicone tubing and balloons
Bimetal strip, thermometer, plastic tub and evaporating dish
Experiment manual, teacher guide and storage case

Applications and Uses

Identifying and distinguishing everyday materials.
Testing hardness, deformability, density and buoyancy.
Studying solubility, acidity, alkalinity and water hardness.
Separating mixtures by filtration, sedimentation, evaporation and distillation.
Demonstrating magnetic separation in recycling activities.
Observing heating, melting, boiling, gas release and combustion.
Explaining rust formation and simple material changes.

How to Use the Substances in Everyday Life Kit

Select one experiment topic, such as density, filtration, water hardness or rust formation.
Place the required glassware, samples and accessories on a stable laboratory bench.
Read the experiment sheet and identify the observation or measurement required.
Test the material using the supplied tools, indicators, filters, magnet or heating accessories.
Record observations in a table, including colour change, solubility, mass behaviour or separation result.
Compare results with the teacher guide and discuss the material property being tested.
Clean and return every component to the foam storage case after use.

Safety note: Use the burner, tea lights, glassware, indicators and combustion samples only under teacher supervision. Wear suitable eye protection during heating and chemical-indicator activities.

Care & Maintenance

Wash and dry glassware, tubes, funnels and dishes after each experiment.
Store test strips, indicator solution and samples in sealed containers.
Check the burner, tubing, glass tubes and test tubes for damage before use.
Keep all parts in the foam insert to prevent loss and breakage.

Part of a Broader Science Class-Set Range

Schools sourcing this kit for integrated science lessons often pair it with other multi-topic class sets such as our Class Set Thermodynamics, extending practical coverage from materials and separation methods into heat and energy topics within the same curriculum.

Why Choose Lab Glassware Manufacturer

Lab Glassware Manufacturer supplies laboratory glassware, science kits, physics apparatus, chemistry equipment and STEM teaching models for institutional procurement. The brand supports schools, colleges, laboratories and export buyers with practical product sourcing for classroom and laboratory projects. Buyers can combine this kit with our General Lab Equipment and Safety Protective Wears categories for complete procurement planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Substances in Everyday Life Kit used for?
The kit is used to teach material properties, mixtures, separation techniques, water hardness, heat effects, combustion and rust formation through practical school experiments.

Is this product only about textile fabrics?
No. In this context, the term refers more accurately to substances or materials used in everyday life, including solids, liquids, mixtures and test samples.

Can the kit be used in both physics and chemistry?
Yes. The kit supports integrated science, physics and chemistry activities, especially where students compare materials and observe physical or chemical changes.

Does the kit include glassware?
Yes. It includes test tubes, an Erlenmeyer flask, measuring cylinder, glass tubes, funnel-related parts and other laboratory accessories.

What separation methods can students learn?
Students can learn sedimentation, filtration, evaporation, distillation, magnetic separation and simple water-cleaning demonstrations.

Are certifications confirmed for this product?
No product-specific certification is confirmed in the available source data. Tender documents, safety declarations and compliance requirements should be verified before order placement.