Water Jelly Crystal Kit at Steve Spangler Science

Welcome to the ultimate Water Jelly Crystal laboratory! Our scientists have been hard at work putting together this comprehensive kit full of ooey, gooey, crystal fun! The 10 hands-on experiments will get everyone excited and amazed about the wonder world of polymers! Make your own Rainbow Test Tube, create a Ghost Crystal and so much more with our Water Jelly Crystal kit. Water Jelly Crystals are an example of amazing Hydrogels... superabsorbent polymers that are saving the environment. Recommended for children ages 4 and up.

What's included?

7 Kid instruction cards
1 40 gram pouch of Water Jelly Crystals
1 Packet of coloring tablets
4 Plastic cups
6 Baby Soda Bottles with caps
1 Baby Soda Bottle filled with vegetable oil
4 Zipper-lock bags
1 Petri dish
1 Blue measuring scoop
1 Baby Soda Bottle Rack

What does it teach?

Water Jelly Crystals are a type of super-thirty, superabsorbent polymers. Another word for Water Jelly Crystal is Hydrogel. The included “kid-friendly” instruction cards will guide even the youngest scientist through key polymer concepts. Get ready for a crash course in these unusual crystals!

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Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

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