Lab Kit for Exploring Creation with Chemistry
No prep, no panic—just open the box and start exploring! Everything your student needs for Apologia’s hands-on experiments, sorted and ready to roll.
$71.95
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Consumable
Hands On
Multiple Grades
Supplemental Material
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Lab Kit for Exploring Creation with Chemistry
Chemistry is challenging enough without tracking down dozens of specialty lab supplies before you can begin. Designed for Exploring Creation with Chemistry (2nd and 3rd Editions), this lab kit includes the reusable equipment and consumable materials needed for the course's laboratory investigations, making it easy to focus on the science rather than the shopping.
The kit includes reusable laboratory equipment such as glassware, test tubes, a balance scale, an alcohol burner, and many other essential tools. It also contains the consumable chemicals and specialty materials needed throughout the course, conveniently portioned to reduce waste and eliminate the need to purchase large quantities. (See the Details tab for a complete list of contents.) You'll still provide a few inexpensive household items, but the harder-to-find laboratory supplies have already been gathered and are ready to use.
As your student progresses through the course, he'll investigate atomic structure, molecular bonding, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, acids and bases, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium, and other foundational chemistry concepts through meaningful laboratory investigations. These experiments reinforce the concepts presented in the text, build practical laboratory skills, and support a high school science course with a lab component.
Designed specifically for Exploring Creation with Chemistry (2nd and 3rd Editions), this lab kit streamlines preparation so you can spend less time sourcing materials and more time conducting experiments. The kit is compatible with both the 2nd and 3rd editions of the curriculum.
