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       NEMATODE STUDY
       Kit #34

       This kit offers students a very effective means for learning
       about living organisms . Students extract nematodes and
       explore their characteristics and structure . Sampling is easy
       as Nematodes can be extracted from almost any type of soil
       sample . Everything needed to extract nematodes is included
       in this kit .
       Accommodates ten classes, each with 10 groups of four students.
       Kit No. 34                $88.80
       Refill Kit No. 34-RC      $15.35





                                                       AG  REFILLABLE


       POLLUTANT EFFECTS OF
       PHOSPHATES AND NITRATES

       Kit #20
       This kit is an excellent environmental pollution laboratory
       activity .  Students use water samples from nearby fresh
       waterways to set up controlled experiments, make
       observations, and determine the effects on fresh water
       (both qualitative and quantitative) when phosphate and
       nitrate compounds are added . Over a period of ten days,
       students will observe the blooming of algae and bacteria .
       Accommodates two classes, each with 5 groups of four students.
       Kit No. 20                $69.05
       Eng./Spn. Kit No. 20-BL   $71.35
       Refill Kit No. 20-RC      $27.90          STEM    AG  REFILLABLE
                                                     SPANISH  LITERACY



       MODELING AND COMPARING FOSSIL
       FUEL AND BIOFUEL COMBUSTION
       Kit #38
       In Part One of this activity, students use Lab-Aids  Molecular Models
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       to build methane, ethanol, and octane molecules, and then “combust”
       them with oxygen molecules . “Combusting” the model molecules
       helps students determine the balanced chemical equations for the
       combustion reactions and compare the amount of carbon dioxide
       released when these three fuels are burned . In Part Two students
       use standard bond energies to calculate and compare the amount of
       energy released during the combustion reactions they modeled in Part
       One . They are then asked to use their data about the energy released
       and the CO  produced to choose which fuel they think is better .
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       Accommodates unlimited classes, each with 12 groups of two students.
       Kit No. 38                 $144.15        AG  STEM    ADD A GROUP
       Add a Group No. 38EL       $25.70      LITERACY  NONCONSUMABLE



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