Quick Answer: The Metals Set of Ten contains 10 separate metal specimens, from aluminium and copper to lead and tin, for hands-on comparison of colour, lustre, density, magnetism and conductivity.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
10 specimens: aluminium, brass, copper, iron, lead, zinc, steel, bronze, nickel and tin
Magnet tests separate magnetic from non-magnetic specimens
Electrical conductivity can be compared with a simple low-voltage circuit
Mass comparison on a balance supports density discussion
Intended for use under teacher supervision
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Used in chemistry, physics and general science lessons, the set lets students record the colour and surface finish of each specimen, sort the samples with a magnet and compare their masses. They then group the specimens as metals, alloys, ferrous and non-ferrous materials and return each one to its labelled storage position.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which metals are in the Metals Set of Ten? The set has one specimen each of aluminium, brass, copper, iron, lead, zinc, steel, bronze, nickel and tin.
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