Mole Set Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MTP-11661
The Chemistry Mole Set is a four-element demonstration kit used for teaching the mole, molar mass, and comparative properties of solid elements. Designed for chemistry teachers, school and college students, and laboratory instructors, it turns an abstract amount-of-substance concept into physical specimens that learners can observe, compare, handle, and weigh.
Product Description
The set contains solid bars of iron, copper, aluminium, and zinc. Each bar represents one mole of its respective element, allowing students to compare how equal amounts of substance differ in mass, size, and physical properties.
The specimens are supplied in a storage case for organized classroom use. The kit supports lessons on amount of substance, Avogadro’s constant, atomic mass, molar mass, density, and element comparison. Explore related chemistry materials and properties equipment for complementary teaching resources.
Key Features
- Four-element set: Includes iron, copper, aluminium, and zinc bars.
- One-mole representation: Each bar represents one mole of its respective element.
- Hands-on demonstration: Converts a numerical chemistry concept into tangible specimens.
- Listed dimensions: Each specimen has defined manufacturer-stated measurements.
- Comparative learning: Supports discussion of molar mass, density, size, and elemental properties.
- Reusable resource: Suitable for repeated demonstrations when handled and stored correctly.
- Storage case included: Keeps all four element bars organized between lessons.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product type |
Chemistry mole and molar mass demonstration set |
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Capacity |
Four element bars; one mole represented by each bar |
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Elements and materials |
Iron, copper, aluminium, and zinc |
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Iron bar dimensions |
46 × 12.6 × 12.6 mm |
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Copper bar dimensions |
45 × 12.7 × 12.7 mm |
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Aluminium bar dimensions |
65 × 12.6 × 12.6 mm |
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Zinc bar dimensions |
61 × 12.6 × 12.6 mm |
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Included storage |
One case |
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Mass tolerance or calibration |
Not specified by the manufacturer |
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Standards or certifications |
No product-specific standard or certification stated |
What's Included in the Kit
- One iron bar representing one mole
- One copper bar representing one mole
- One aluminium bar representing one mole
- One zinc bar representing one mole
- One storage case
Applications and Uses
- Demonstrating the mole concept with physical specimens.
- Comparing molar mass across four metallic elements.
- Relating periodic-table values to observed or measured specimen mass.
- Discussing why one mole of different elements occupies different volumes.
- Supporting teacher demonstrations, group practicals, and student assessments.
- Introducing mass, volume, density, and amount of substance during chemistry laboratory equipment lessons.
How to Use the Mole Set
- Place the storage case on a dry, stable laboratory bench and remove the four bars.
- Identify each specimen as iron, copper, aluminium, or zinc.
- Use a periodic table to record the molar mass of each element.
- When a suitable laboratory balance is available, weigh each bar and compare the result with the corresponding molar-mass value.
- Compare the dimensions and apparent mass of the bars. Explain that one mole contains the same number of specified entities, while different elements have different molar masses and densities.
- Return all four bars to the storage case after the activity.
Safety note: Use the bars only as teaching specimens. Do not heat, cut, file, abrade, or place them in reactive chemicals. Supervise student handling and use appropriate laboratory safety equipment.
Care & Maintenance
- Wipe the bars with a clean, dry cloth after use.
- Keep the specimens dry and avoid corrosive cleaning agents.
- Return every bar to the supplied case to prevent loss or mix-ups.
- Store the closed case away from chemicals, excessive moisture, and direct heat.
Why Choose School Equipments India
School Equipments India manufactures and exports scientific laboratory instruments, experiment setups, science kits, didactic models, and STEM learning equipment. The Mole Set has clearly identified components, individual dimensions, and product code EL-MTP-11661 for procurement reference. The company supplies educational equipment to schools, colleges, laboratories, distributors, and international buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Chemistry Mole Set used for?
It demonstrates the mole and molar mass using physical samples of iron, copper, aluminium, and zinc. Students can observe, compare, and weigh the specimens during chemistry lessons.
How many specimens are included in the Mole Set?
The set includes four element bars and one storage case. The four elements are iron, copper, aluminium, and zinc.
Does each bar represent the same number of atoms?
Each bar represents one mole of its respective element. One mole contains exactly 6.02214076 × 1023 specified elementary entities.
Why are the four bars different sizes?
The elements have different molar masses and densities. Therefore, one mole of each element does not occupy the same volume.
Can students weigh the element bars?
Yes. A suitable laboratory balance can be used for comparison. Because no mass tolerance or calibration specification is stated, the set should be used as an educational demonstrator rather than a certified reference standard.
Is the Mole Set suitable for schools and colleges?
Yes. It is intended for supervised chemistry teaching, classroom demonstrations, and practical activities involving the mole, molar mass, and elemental properties.
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