Table of Contents

• How to Maintain the School Chemistry Lab Equipment?
  • • Glassware
    • Additional Equipment
• How to Maintain the School Chemistry Lab Furniture?
  • Choice of School Chemistry Lab Worktop for your Lab Furniture
    • Granite Worktops
    • Epoxy Resin Worktops
    • Phenolic Resin Worktops
    • Stainless Steel Worktops
    • Chemical Resistant Laminate Worktops
    • Wood Worktops
    • Trespa Worktops
    • PVC Laminate Worktops
  • Work Surface Maintenance
  • Storage Guidelines
  • Furniture and Lab Layout
  • Gas and Electricity Safety
  • Hygiene and Waste Disposal
• Must Have Safety Equipment for Maintaining the School Chemistry Lab 
• Bonus Tips for School Chemistry Lab Management 
• General Safety Practices Essential to Maintain the School Chemistry Lab

School Administrators, Teachers and Authorities face a hard time trying to maintain the school chemistry lab. Here is the ultimate guide to running your school chemistry lab smoothly. Keep reading for cleaning, repair and safety guidelines.

How to Maintain the School Chemistry Lab Equipment?

Each piece of equipment in the chemistry lab needs to be maintained properly:

Glassware

1. Beaker – A simple container for mixing, stirring, and heating chemicals. Store glass beakers after rinsing with soap and water in the lower rack of a cabinet with glass doors. This prevents dust from falling into the beaker that can disrupt experiments. 
2. Conical Flask (Erlenmeyer Flask) – Used for mixing and heating solutions with reduced risk of spills. Store and clean flasks like beakers. 
3. Test Tubes – Small glass tubes used for holding, mixing, and heating substances. Store them in boxes with holders. Always keep the boxes in a well-ventilated closed place after cleaning, like a glass door almirah or cupboard. 

4. Test Tube Holder – A clamp used to hold test tubes during heating. Keep ample holders in the lab, so that all students have enough holders to use during experiments. If enough holders aren’t there, students resort to hacks like using paper holders as a makeshift or using the test tube as is during heating. This is very risky, because the paper can catch fire, or the reagents in the tube can boil out, harming the student. Hence, test tube holders are a must for every school chemistry lab. 
5. Measuring Cylinder (Graduated Cylinder) – Used to measure liquid volumes accurately. Store them along with glassware, ensure dust and humidity does not affect the equipment. 
6. Watch Glass – A concave glass used for evaporating small amounts of liquid or covering beakers. Store like other glassware. 

Additional Equipment

1. Bunsen Burner – A gas burner used for heating substances. Teach students to stop the gas supply after use. Ensure it is closed after experiments and beware of gas leaks. 
2. Wire Gauze – A mesh placed over a tripod stand to distribute heat evenly.
3. Crucible and Lid – A heat-resistant container for high-temperature heating. Prone to breakage upon falling, must be handled carefully. 
4. Evaporating Dish – Used to evaporate liquids and concentrate solutions.
5. Pipette – A tool for transferring precise amounts of liquid. Each student should be assigned a separate pipette for titration experiments. Mouth pipettes are unhygienic to share. 
6. Burette – A long graduated tube used in titration to measure liquid volume precisely. Teach students to handle the burette carefully. The long burette is often broken by students during handling. Fill the burette by keeping the burette and stand setup on the ground. Then place it on the benchtop to perform titration drop by drop. 
7. Dropper – A small tool for adding liquid dropwise. 
8. Glass Stirring Rod – Used for stirring solutions manually. Replace broken or cracked glass rods as they can cause injury. 
9. Funnel – Used for transferring liquids and filtering mixtures.
10. Filter Paper – A porous paper used to separate solids from liquids. Keep them inside packed boxes, to protect from dust and humidity. 
11. pH Paper – A strip of paper that changes color to indicate acidity or alkalinity. They must be kept absolutely dry.

You might be wondering how to deal with humidity in tropical countries. The best way is to store the apparatus or equipment for the school chemistry lab in a closed cupboard and then put silica gel in corners in the cupboard. It will absorb the moisture, keeping the apparatus dry, hence rust and bacteria free. 

How to Maintain the School Chemistry Lab Furniture?

Choice of School Chemistry Lab Worktop for your Lab Furniture

These are the options for Chemistry Lab Worktops that are most commonly used:

Granite Worktops

Granite worktops are useful in chemistry laboratories for schools because they can withstand the harshest acids. They are very easy to clean with 70 percent ethanol solution and are relatively affordable. 

Epoxy Resin Worktops

Epoxy resin worktops are highly durable and resistant to extreme conditions, making them ideal for laboratory use. They are heat-resistant, bacterial-resistant, chemical-resistant, and flame-retardant. Typically available in black, these worktops are seamless and monolithic when installed. They are heavy, with a thickness of one inch weighing 11 pounds per square foot. Epoxy resin is formed by mixing liquid compounds that harden in molds. These worktops are easy to clean and maintain, making them a preferred choice for fixed lab casework.

Phenolic Resin Worktops

Phenolic resin worktops are lightweight yet durable, weighing 7.2 pounds per square foot at one-inch thickness. They are made by layering recycled paper with phenolic resin and applying extreme heat to form a solid surface. These worktops resist bacteria, chemicals, moisture, and moderate to high corrosion. They can withstand continuous heat exposure up to 350°F. The surface comes in different colors, but the core is usually black. They are commonly used in biological, chemical, clinical, and analytical labs.

Stainless Steel Worktops

Stainless steel worktops offer the best hygienic and antimicrobial properties. They are made of chromium and nickel, making them highly resistant to rust, corrosion, and high temperatures (over 1500°F). These non-porous surfaces are commonly used in biomedical, pharmaceutical, food testing labs, and hospitals. They are long-lasting, easy to clean, and resistant to heat and chemicals, making them suitable for sterile environments.

Chemical Resistant Laminate Worktops

Chemical-resistant laminate worktops are made by coating phenolic resin onto kraft paper and covering it with a synthetic resin. These worktops resist chemicals and can handle heat exposure up to 275°F. They are used in labs that require non-contaminated surfaces, such as dental, pathology, urology, photographic darkrooms, and product testing labs. Their decorative surface makes them aesthetically appealing while maintaining high resistance to laboratory chemicals.

Wood Worktops

Wood worktops, typically made of rock maple, provide a sturdy and long-lasting surface. End-grain wood is used for strength by gluing smaller blocks together. These worktops have poor moisture and bacterial resistance but offer a warm and rich appearance. They are primarily used in mechanical labs where aesthetics and durability are essential.

Trespa Worktops

Trespa worktops are highly versatile and suitable for various laboratory applications. Made using reinforced natural fibers and thermosetting resins bonded under high pressure, they are impact-resistant, moisture-resistant, and chemical-resistant. They are also scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and durable. Trespa worktops are commonly used in pharmaceutical laboratories.

PVC Laminate Worktops

PVC laminate worktops are made by compressing polyvinyl chloride layers under extreme pressure. They offer excellent chemical resistance, moisture resistance, and durability, making them ideal for high-traffic laboratory environments. These worktops are also cost-effective and low maintenance, requiring only mild cleaning agents. They provide various design options, from monochromatic to multicolored finishes, making them suitable for different lab settings. PVC laminate is heat-resistant and impact-resistant, ensuring longevity in demanding lab conditions.

To maintain the school chemistry lab furniture, follow these principles:

Work Surface Maintenance

• Use PVC worktops for acid-based experiments; avoid wooden benches.
• Clean spills carefully:
  • Acid spills – Neutralize with sodium bicarbonate, then clean with water.
  • Ammonia spills – Rinse with water and ensure proper ventilation.
  • Use a spill pad and mop the area thoroughly.

Storage Guidelines

• Store concentrated acids in separate sections of the lab.
• Kipp’s apparatus must be housed in a separate chamber to contain fumes.
• Use separate cabinets with glass doors for:
  • Glass beakers
  • Plastic containers
  • Holders for beakers and test tubes
• Separate solutions and dry chemicals in designated storage areas.
• Hazardous chemicals should be stored away from workbenches.
• Generic chemicals should be labelled and stored at eye level for easy access.

Furniture and Lab Layout

• Ergonomically placed furniture for easy navigation.
• Separate wet and dry areas to prevent cross-contamination.
• Work areas and storage areas must be separate – do not store items in workspaces.
• Ensure clear pathways for movement between workstations and storage areas.
• No sharp edges on furniture to prevent injuries.
• Adequate space for students to move safely.

Gas and Electricity Safety

• Place gas and electricity pipelines along lab sides to prevent obstruction.
• Regularly inspect gas pipelines for leaks and repair if needed.
• Prevent sharp objects from damaging gas and electricity lines.

Hygiene and Waste Disposal

• Regularly clean lab worktops and benches.
• Gloves and waste disposal units must be placed separately from work areas.

This checklist ensures the lab remains safe, clean, and efficiently organized for both students and teachers.

Must Have Safety Equipment for Maintaining the School Chemistry Lab

To maintain the school chemistry lab, fit this safety equipment in place:

• Eye wash stations
• Safety showers
• Fire extinguishers
• First aid kits
• Chemical fume hoods
• Fire blankets
• Other necessary equipment based on the experiments conducted

Bonus Tips for School Chemistry Lab Management

1. Train Personnel – Teachers and lab supervisors must be trained to operate safety equipment effectively in emergencies.

2. Provide Ample Equipment
   • Ensure enough equipment is available for all students to complete experiments.
   • Purchase extra materials to account for potential accidents.
3. Ensure Proper Lighting
   • Maintain sufficient artificial and natural lighting for safe and accurate experiments.
   • Choose a lab location with windows to improve visibility and expand experimental possibilities.
4. Make Sufficient Storage Available
   • Provide adequate storage to keep equipment organized and accessible.
   • Prevent clutter and minimize safety risks by planning an efficient storage system.
5. Ensure Ventilation
   • Install a ventilation system to remove contaminated air and ensure a fresh airflow.
   • Protect students from exposure to hazardous chemicals and gases.
6. Facilitate Flexibility
   • Design the lab to accommodate different scientific disciplines and varying class sizes.
   • Use lightweight, non-fixed furniture to allow easy reconfiguration.
7. Create Clear Avenues for Movement
   • Design the lab with clear pathways for teachers to assist students effectively.
   • Keep exits and safety systems unobstructed for quick access during emergencies.
8. Incorporate Engaging Design
   • Make the lab visually appealing with bright colors and educational imagery.
   • Foster student interest in science through a stimulating and enjoyable environment. 

Contact Labkafe’s Lab Experts for custom design panels to make your lab spaces more interesting. 

General Safety Practices Essential to Maintain the School Chemistry Lab

When deciding protocols to maintain the school chemistry lab, ensure these safety precautions are taken:

1. Wear Safety Goggles – Department-approved safety goggles must be worn at all times. Glasses and contact lenses are not acceptable.
2. No Food or Drinks – Food and drinks are prohibited in the lab as they may pick up toxic chemicals.
3. Avoid Inhaling Fumes – Use fume hoods for dangerous or irritating chemicals. Waft odors toward your nose with your hand.
4. Do Not Taste Chemicals – Some chemicals are highly corrosive and toxic even in small amounts.
5. No Unauthorized Experiments – Only perform approved experiments under an instructor’s supervision.
6. Do Not Remove Lab Items – Removing chemicals, glassware, or equipment from the lab is illegal.
7. Label All Containers – Clearly label all containers to identify their contents.
8. Do Not Return Chemicals to Bottles – Once removed, a reagent should not be returned. Use clean, dry spatulas and take only the required amount.
9. Keep Chemicals in Designated Areas – Do not move original containers to your benchtop.
10. Handle Hot Objects with Care – Use beaker tongs for hot containers. Burns are common, so be cautious with heated objects.
11. Rinse Chemical Spills Immediately – Wash affected skin with large amounts of water.
12. Dispose of Broken Glassware Properly – Place broken glass in the designated crock and get a replacement from the instructor.
13. Follow Waste Disposal Guidelines – Dispose of chemicals as instructed. Some liquids may go down the sink with water, while others require designated waste containers.
14. Report Accidents Immediately – Inform the instructor about all accidents.
15. Know Emergency Equipment Locations – Locate and learn how to use the safety shower, fire extinguisher, eye-wash fountain, fire blanket, and fire exit.

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• Definition
• Classes of Biological Safety Cabinets
  • Biological Safety Cabinet Class 1
  • Biological Safety Cabinets Class 2
  • Biological Safety Cabinets Class 3
• Biological Safety Cabinet Uses
• Biosafety Cabinet Price in India

Biological safety cabinet or microbiological safety cabinets are enclosed compartments with lights, research equipment, and facilities that are used to contain and study substances that may be potentially pathogenic, in order to protect the user and the environment.

Biological Safety Cabinet Diagram showing the air inlets and outlets, position of the HEPA filters, air circulation pathway and the workspace. 

Definition

The biological safety cabinet filters incoming and outgoing air from the cabinet, which is ventilated. The ventilated cabinet is where the worker places the substance they are working with and continues to process it, preferably wearing additional protective equipment, such as masks, gloves, safety goggles and PPE kits.

1. HEPA Filters: The filters are fitted with HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters, which remove incoming air contaminants.
2. Filtration Efficiency: HEPA filters can theoretically remove at least 99.97% of dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and airborne particles ≥ 0.3 microns (µm) (USEPA).
3. Alternative Names: Also known as a laminar flow cabinet or tissue culture hood.
4. Safe Handling Practices: All procedures should be performed in a way that minimizes aerosol generation and prevents spills.
5. Aerosol-Generating Procedures: 

These include:

• Centrifugation
• Vortex
• Sonication
• Opening containers of infectious materials (with internal pressure different from ambient pressure).

6. Containment Measures: Such procedures should be performed inside the biological safety cabinet or additional safety measures should be implemented to mitigate risks.

Classes of Biological Safety Cabinets

Biological Safety Cabinet Class 1

The Class I biological safety cabinet has a simple and fundamental design. It provides protection for the operator and the environment by drawing inward airflow that captures aerosols generated during microbiological work. This air then passes through a filtration system, typically consisting of a pre-filter and a HEPA filter, which removes airborne particles and contaminants before being exhausted.

• User & Environment Protection: Class I cabinets protect the operator but not the sample.
• Cross-Contamination Risk: Exposure to airborne contaminants may affect experimental accuracy.
• Limited Applications: Restricted use due to contamination risks.
• Obsolescence: Largely replaced by Class II cabinets for better protection.

Biological Safety Cabinets Class 2

The Class II Biosafety Cabinet is primarily used for handling pathogenic biological samples or applications requiring a sterile work environment. It is designed with three key protective features:

1. Inflow air – Protects the operator by preventing exposure to hazardous materials.
2. ULPA/HEPA-filtered downflow – Maintains an ISO Class 3 clean work surface, preventing cross-contamination and ensuring sample integrity.
3. ULPA/HEPA-filtered exhaust – Safeguards the environment by filtering outgoing air before release.

These features make Class II cabinets essential in microbiology, pharmaceuticals, and biomedical research. This is the most commonly used biosafety cabinet in schools, colleges and research institutions. To set up a biosafety level 2 cabinet in your organization, go over here. 

Biological Safety Cabinets Class 3

Class III biological safety cabinets offer the highest level of containment, surpassing Class I and II cabinets. However, they are much costlier. 

• Construction: Made of welded metal, gas-tight, with glove ports for handling materials.
• Negative pressure: Maintains negative pressure to enhance containment safety.
• HEPA filtration: Exhaust air is HEPA-filtered and incinerated for additional safety.
• Material transfer: Uses a pass-through unit for safe transfer of materials.
• Air exhaust: Air is typically exhausted back into the lab or through a dedicated duct system to the external environment.
• Toxic chemical compatibility: Suitable for use with toxic chemicals in addition to microbiological work when connected to dedicated exhaust systems.

Biological safety cabinet class 3

Biological Safety Cabinet Uses

Biological safety cabinets (BSCs) are essential in laboratories handling hazardous microorganisms, viruses, and toxic chemicals. They ensure containment and safe processing of materials across different biosafety levels (BSLs).

Biosafety Levels (BSL) Pyramid

• BSL-1 & BSL-2: Suitable for handling non-pathogenic and less hazardous bacteria. BSL-2 is preferred when working with non-pathogenic bacteria due to a slightly higher level of containment.
• BSL-3: Designed for highly pathogenic and dangerous organisms (e.g., Corona, Ebola). Provides a higher level of containment to prevent the spread of infectious agents.
• Chemical Applications: BSL-3 cabinets are used for handling toxic chemicals, ensuring both biological and chemical safety.
• Bacterial Handling: Bacteria are typically streaked or processed on Petri plates in BSL-2 or BSL-3 cabinets, depending on their pathogenicity.
• Viral Applications: Viruses are primarily handled in tissue culture environments, where tissue culture hoods are preferred for safe processing.
• Plant Tissue Culture: Plant tissue culture work is conducted in BSL-2 cabinets to maintain sterile conditions and prevent contamination of samples and germplasm. 

Biosafety Cabinet Price in India

Biosafety cabinets are essential in laboratories to protect personnel, products, and the environment from hazardous materials. In India, these cabinets are available in various classes, each offering different levels of protection and features. Below is a summary comparing the prices of Class I, Class II, and Class III biosafety cabinets available from Biological Safety Cabinet supplier Labkafe, in India:

Please note that prices can vary from time to time and are subject to change at any moment.  For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, it’s recommended to contact our lab experts directly.

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The apparatus list is completely customized for the CBSE class 11 and 12 practical syllabi, and contains each equipment needed to set up a complete CBSE chemistry lab for class 11 and 12 from scratch. 

Why choose the CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment List by Labkafe?

Here’s why our CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment Package isn’t like any other:

• Completely FREE Lab Planning Quotation: Includes a detailed lab consultation to help you outline your CBSE Chemistry school lab requirements. 
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal. We prioritize transparency and flexibility.

The package is designed keeping the highest quality standards in mind. The process of negotiation and purchase is as seamless as it can be, with the following Labkafe guarantees:

• Includes all necessary Chemistry lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for class 11 and 12 practical as per the latest syllabus. 
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.

Does the CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment List by Labkafe adhere to the CBSE syllabus?

The CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment Package by Labkafe offers strict adherence to all parts of the CBSE Chemistry practical syllabus for Classes 11 and 12. Browse through to understand requirements for each component of the practical syllabus, and how Labkafe offers the perfect equipment to perform experiments during practice sessions and final board exams. 

1. Basic Laboratory Techniques

• Experiments:
  • Cutting and bending glass tubes.
  • Drawing out a glass jet.
  • Boring a cork.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Glass tubing.
  • Glass cutting tools.
  • Cork borers.
  • Bunsen burners.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • High-quality glass tubing, durable glass cutters, standard cork boring sets, and safe Bunsen burners.

2. Characterization and Purification of Substances

• Experiments:
  • Determination of melting and boiling points.
  • Crystallization of impure samples (e.g., alum, copper sulfate, benzoic acid).
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Melting point apparatus.
  • Boiling point apparatus.
  • Crystallizing dishes.
  • Heating equipment.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Calibrated melting point devices, reliable boiling point determination setups, durable glassware, and efficient heating solutions.

3. Experiments Based on pH

• Experiments:
  • Determination of pH using pH paper or universal indicators.
  • Study of pH changes during titration and with common ions.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • pH paper and universal indicators.
  • Glass beakers and stirring rods.
  • Pipettes and titration setups.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Complete pH testing kits, high-quality glassware, pipettes, and titration apparatus.

4. Chemical Equilibrium

• Experiments:
  • Study of equilibrium shifts in ferric-thiocyanate and cobalt-chloride systems.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Test tubes and droppers.
  • Reagents for ferric and cobalt ion reactions.
  • Water baths.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Test tube sets, droppers, reagent kits, and water baths.

5. Quantitative Estimation

• Experiments:
  • Preparation of standard solutions.
  • Titration of sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Mechanical or electronic balances.
  • Burettes, pipettes, and conical flasks.
  • Titration stands.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Precise balances, titration apparatus sets, and durable glassware.

6. Qualitative Analysis

• Experiments:
  • Identification of cations and anions in salts.
  • Detection of nitrogen, sulfur, and chlorine in organic compounds.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Test tubes, droppers, and reagents.
  • Heating equipment like Bunsen burners.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Complete qualitative analysis kits and reliable heating equipment.

7. Surface Chemistry

• Experiments:
  • Preparation of lyophilic and lyophobic sols.
  • Dialysis of sols.
  • Study of emulsions and stabilizing agents.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Beakers, flasks, and stirring rods.
  • Dialysis apparatus or membranes.
  • Test tubes and oils.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Glassware sets, dialysis kits, and emulsifying agents.

8. Chemical Kinetics

• Experiments:
  • Effect of concentration and temperature on reaction rates.
  • Study of reaction rates through clock reactions.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Beakers, flasks, and thermometers.
  • Stopwatches and reaction reagents.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Reaction setup kits, calibrated thermometers, and certified reagents.

9. Thermochemistry

• Experiments:
  • Enthalpy changes in dissolution, neutralization, and hydrogen bonding.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Calorimeters and thermometers.
  • Beakers and specific reagents.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Calorimeter kits, thermometers, and essential reagents.

10. Chromatography

• Experiments:
  • Separation of pigments and inorganic ions.
  • Calculation of Rf values.
• Apparatus Needed:
  • Chromatography paper, capillary tubes, and solvent chambers.
• What Labkafe Offers:
  • Complete chromatography kits and solvent chambers.

Burettes offered as a part of the CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment Package

What does the CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment List offer?

The CBSE Chemistry Lab Equipment List offers the following:

CHEMISTRY- APPARATUS

CHEMISTRY- CHEMICALS

To get the complete list of equipment, contact our lab experts today! 

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The complete list includes all equipment required for the class 11 and 12 CBSE Biology syllabus, but it can be customized to suit your specific requirements, accommodating labs that already have some apparatus purchased.

Why choose CBSE Biology Lab Equipment by Labkafe?

We provide the Labkafe Assurance with the CBSE Biology Lab Equipment List:

• Completely FREE Lab Planning Quotation: Includes a detailed lab consultation to help you outline your CBSE Biology school lab requirements. 
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal. We prioritize transparency and flexibility.

The package is designed keeping the highest quality standards in mind. The process of negotiation and purchase is as seamless as it can be, with the following guarantees:

• Includes all necessary Biology lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for the class 11 and 12 practicals as per the latest CBSE syllabus. 
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.

The CBSE Biology Lab Equipment List aligns seamlessly with the CBSE Biology syllabus for class 11 and 12

The CBSE syllabus for classes 11 and 12 emphasizes practical experiments, observations, and hands-on activities to ensure a thorough understanding of biological concepts. It focuses on morphology, anatomy, physiology, ecology, genetics, and diversity using real-world specimens, laboratory experiments, and models. The syllabus balances microscopic studies with macroscopic observations for a holistic approach to biology.

CBSE syllabus comparison with the CBSE Biology Lab Equipment List by Labkafe

1. Plant Morphology and Anatomy:
   • Syllabus: Dissection of floral whorls, study of roots, stems, and leaves, and preparation of T.S. of dicot and monocot roots and stems.
   • What we offer: Dissection kits, demonstration models, prepared slides, and microscopes.
2. Microscopy and Cellular Biology:
   • Syllabus: Study of plasmolysis, mitosis, and tissues (e.g., xylem, phloem, muscle fibers).
   • What we offer: Microscopes, permanent slides, temporary mounting kits, and staining reagents.
3. Physiological Experiments:
   • Syllabus: Osmosis, transpiration rates, and enzymatic activities.
   • What we offer: Osmometers, petri dishes, test tubes, and reagents.
4. Ecology and Environment:
   • Syllabus: Soil and water analysis, plant population studies, and particulate matter assessment.
   • What we offer: Soil kits, pH meters and water analysis tools.
5. Genetics and Reproduction:
   • Syllabus: Mendelian inheritance, pedigree charts, and pollination techniques.
   • What we offer: Models and tools for tagging and bagging.
6. Diversity and Adaptations:
   • Syllabus: Identification of organisms and environmental adaptations.
   • What we offer: Specimen jars and models.
7. Human Physiology:
   • Syllabus: Tests for sugar, protein, bile salts, and urea; study of the skeleton.
   • What we offer: Biochemical test kits and skeletal models.
8. Pollination and Development:
   • Syllabus: Study of flowers and gamete development.
   • What we offer: Flower models, T.S. of testis and ovary slides, and developmental models.
9. Laboratory Apparatus Familiarity:
   • Syllabus: Use of laboratory tools like beakers, flasks, and microscopes.
   • What we offer: A complete range of glassware and equipment.
10. Spotting and Identification:
    • Syllabus: Observation of slides and specimens (e.g., bacteria, fungi, lichen).
    • What we offer: Prepared slides, demonstration models, and tools.

The Human Torso Demonstration Model by Labkafe (Male and Female).

What We Offer

Don’t believe us? Browse through the The CBSE Biology Syllabus for Class 11 and 12 and compare it to the offerings of the CBSE Biology Lab equipment package!

Download the entire CBSE Biology Lab equipment list for FREE!

CBSE Biology Lab Equipment List for Class 11 and 12.pdf

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Why choose the Social Studies Lab Package?

Here’s why our Social Studies Lab Package isn’t like any other:

• Completely FREE Lab Planning Quotation: Includes a detailed lab consultation to help you outline your social studies syllabus requirements. 
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal. We prioritize transparency and flexibility.

The package is designed keeping the highest quality standards in mind. The process of negotiation and purchase is as seamless as it can be, with the following Labkafe guarantees:

• Includes all necessary social studies lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for classes 6 to 10 as per the latest ICSE, CBSE and State Board syllabi. 
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.

Social Studies Lab Package- Complete Equipment List

Educational Charts for Social Studies Labs

• Educational Rexine Charts (Size 75x100cm); GEOGRAPHY: (White Rexine), Life cycle of rock
• Educational Rexine Charts (Size 75x100cm); GEOGRAPHY: (White Rexine), Volcano & its types 
• Educational Rexine Charts (Size 75x100cm); GEOGRAPHY: (White Rexine), Weathering & erosion 
• Educational Rexine Charts (Size 75x100cm); GEOGRAPHY: (White Rexine), Formation of the Himalayas
• Educational Rexine Charts (Size 75x100cm); GEOGRAPHY: (White Rexine), Earthquakes

Maps for Social Studies Labs

• Laminated, India- Political
• Laminated, India- Physical
• India (Any State) Political (English)
• India (Any State) Physical (English)
• Laminated, Asia Political

Raised Relief Maps for Social Studies Labs

• India- Physical
• Asia- Physical
• World- Physical

Geomorphology Models for Social Studies Labs

• Transporting River System
• Ice Sheet & Iceberg
• Convergent Plate Boundaries
• Divergent Plate Boundaries
• Transform Plate Boundaries

Electric Models- Social Studies Lab Package

• DAY & NIGHT APPARATUS, Electrical
• PHASES OF THE MOON, Electrical
• SEASONS APPARATUS, Electrical
• SOLAR SYSTEM (9 Planets), Motorized
• STANDARD TIME INDICATOR, Electrical

Rocks and Minerals- Social Studies Lab Package

• Rocks (Set of 50) in Showcase 
• Mineral (Set of 30) in Showcase 
• Ores (Set of 20) in Showcase 
• Alloys (Set of 20) in Showcase 
• GEMS (Set of 20) in Plastic Tray Box

Survey Instruments- Social Studies Lab Package

• ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE/TERRESTRIAL TELESCOPE With Tripod Stand
• BINOCULAR 
• BRUNTON COMPASS (Brass)

History Maps- Social Studies Lab Package

• Ancient & Aryan Period (5000 to 300 BC) (English), (Laminated)
• Mauryan Empire (322 to 185 BC) (English), (Laminated)
• Golden period of Ashoka (273 to 232 BC) (English), (Laminated)
• Indus Valley Civilization (English-Hindi combined) 
• The Dravidians (English-Hindi combined)
• The Aryans (English-Hindi combined)
• The Epic Age (English-Hindi combined) 
• Buddhism & Jainism (English-Hindi combined)
• Disruption of traditional economy and society (English) 
• THE REVOLT OF 1857 – CAUSES: Lord Dalhousie & policy of annexation (English) 
• REVOLT OF 1857 – EVENTS: Nature & Spread of Revolt, Causes of Defeat (English) 
• EMERGENCE OF NATIONALISM (1858-1885): Nationalism emerged due to Economic Unification of Country (English) 
• INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (1885-1905): Aims of its Formation & the British Govt.’s Attitude (English)
• The Birth of the Earth & Evolution (English)
• The Story of Man (English)
• Seven Wonders of the World (English), (Laminated)
• History of India: Timeline

Portraits

Matt Canvas Laminated on 8mm Nuwood Board

• M.K. GANDHI
• SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE
• SWAMI VIVEKANANDA

Civics

• Good Citizen (English-Hindi)
• Road Traffic Signs Chart
• Cleanliness (English-Hindi)
• Food and Balanced Diet (English-Hindi)
• Duties towards Ourselves (English and Hindi Combined) (LAMINATED)
• MAP STORAGE STAND

To get your own demonstration models for social studies classes, talk to our lab experts today!

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Why choose the Maths Lab Package?

Each Labkafe package, including the Maths Lab Package is LK secured, meaning that it is covered by the following Labkafe guarantees:

• Completely FREE Lab Planning Quotation: Includes a detailed maths lab consultation to help you outline your Maths Lab requirements. 
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal. We prioritize transparency and flexibility.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.
• Includes all necessary Maths Lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for classes 6 to 10, as per the ICSE, CBSE and State Board syllabi. 
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.

What does the Maths Lab Package offer?

The Package covers everything from basic arithmetic to complex geometry. 

This includes the Abacus, counting tiles and marbles which correspond to beginner levels in secondary mathematics. It also offers equipment to teach concepts as complex as algebraic identities and mensuration. 

The Kit is segregated into convenient sub parts that help you choose the ideal components for your class and syllabus. Here is a list of some of the individual segregations offered under the Maths Lab Package. 

Equipment and Apparatus List

Find the detailed apparatus list for the Maths Lab Package here:

• Coordinate Board 
• Angle Sum Property Of Quadrilateral
• Ratio Of Area of Similar Triangles
• Optical Squares
• Cross Vertical Staff 

To get the complete list and customize the package according to your requirements, Get in Touch with our lab experts today!

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What is a telescope?

A telescope is an optical device used to observe objects at great distances, such as celestial bodies like stars or planets, or distant terrestrial objects. It collects a large amount of light through the wide aperture of its objective lens, enabling us to view objects that would otherwise remain invisible to the naked eye due to insufficient light collection. Additionally, the eyepiece contains another lens that magnifies the formed image, allowing us to see distant objects clearly. Depending on the type of telescope, this final image may appear inverted.

What are the 2 types of telescopes?

Telescope optics utilize either lenses or mirrors. Telescopes that rely solely on lenses are known as refracting telescopes, while those incorporating mirrors are referred to as reflecting telescopes. 

How are telescopes made?

Telescopes use lenses or mirrors to redirect light and create a clear, magnified image of distant objects. Reflecting telescopes use mirrors, while refracting telescopes rely on lenses to focus light. The objective lens or mirror collects as much light as possible from the observed object. This gathered light is then focused by the objective lens or mirror and directed toward the observer’s eyes, producing a clear, magnified image on the retina.

Mirrors or Lenses- which is better?

Modern telescopes predominantly use mirrors because they address many challenges associated with lenses. Although crafting a perfect mirror is difficult, creating a flawless lens is even more complex. Large lenses are heavy, making them hard to maneuver and maintain in the correct position. As lenses increase in size, they become thicker, reducing the amount of light that passes through. Additionally, lenses must have perfectly smooth surfaces on both sides, as any imperfections distort the image.

Mirrors, on the other hand, are lighter for their size and require only a single surface to be smooth and reflective. They are easier to clean and polish, and large mirrors only need the correct curvature for optimal performance. Although mirrors produce an inverted image, this can be corrected with an additional mirror.

Most space telescopes, such as the Hubble Space Telescope, the Spitzer Space Telescope, and the James Webb Space Telescope, use mirrors because they are lightweight and efficient.

What is the best smallest telescope for science classes?

Telescopes are large optical devices typically accessible only in high-tech laboratories, such as the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at NASA. However, to demonstrate the basic principles behind how telescopes work and provide a foundational understanding of telescope optics, Labkafe has designed the Astronomical Telescope model. This model uses two convex lenses to showcase the functionality of an astronomical telescope. The image produced is virtual, inverted, and highly magnified. This Astronomical Telescope model offers an affordable alternative to real telescopes, making it the ideal telescope for science classes.

Telescope for science classes by Labkafe

Astronomical Telescope for Science Classes

The Labkafe Astronomical Telescope comes in three variations, each designed to meet the demonstration needs of schools:

Astronomical Telescope with Tripod Stand

This model offers a high-quality design, ideal for demonstrations.

Skywatcher Refractor Telescope with AZ2 Mount

Featuring an achromatic refractor with a 70mm lens and a focal length of 700mm, this telescope provides a magnification of 140X. 

Skywatcher Refractor Telescope with EQ2 Mount

This model is equipped with a 90mm achromatic lens and a focal length of 900mm, offering a magnification of 180X.

These telescopes are suitable for both terrestrial and astronomical observations. While distant stars may not be visible, the outlines of celestial bodies like Saturn and the Moon can be clearly observed. This gives students a tangible understanding of a telescope’s capabilities, allowing them to visualize the wonders of the universe.

Small telescope for science classes- price in India

The Astronomical Telescope Model by Labkafe offers the following varieties:

1. Astronomical/Terrestrial Telescope with Tripod Stand
   • Price: Under ₹10,000
2. Skywatcher Refractor Telescope with AZ2 Mount
   • Price: Under ₹30,000
3. Skywatcher Refractor Telescope with EQ2 Mount
   • Price: Under ₹60,000

To get your own telescope for science classrooms, contact our lab experts today!

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Topics for ISC Biology Practical Exams covered by the ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package

Taxonomy and Floral Characteristics

• Dissection and study of flowers from families like Malvaceae, Leguminosae, Solanaceae, and Liliaceae.
• Techniques for floral formulae, diagrams, and vertical sections.
• Identification of families with economic importance and scientific names.

Biochemical and Physiological Experiments

• Distribution of stomata in dicot and monocot leaves.
• Soil analysis: texture, moisture, humus content, water retention, and pH.
• Enzyme action on starch solution under varied temperatures and pH.
• DNA isolation from plant material like bananas and spinach.

Slide Preparation Techniques

• Germination of pollen grains in a nutrient medium.
• Transverse sections (T.S.) of ovary, hydrophyte stems, and xerophytic leaves.
• Longitudinal sections (L.S.) of monocot and dicot seeds.

Spotting Techniques and Practical Skills

• Identification of specimens such as T.S. of mammalian ovary and testis, germinating pollen grains, and placentation types.
• Observation and labeling in low/high-power microscopy.

Pollination and Placentation Studies

• Identification of pollination types (insect/wind) with examples like Hibiscus and grass.
• Study of marginal, axile, basal, and parietal placentation through diagrams and reasons.

Ecological Adaptations of Plants and Animals

• Analysis of adaptations in xeric and aquatic habitats.
• Examples include Hydrilla, cactus, fish, and camels.

Flower Dissection and Labeling

• Step-by-step dissection techniques and labeled diagrams.
• Importance of mother axis positioning in floral diagrams.

Physiological Processes

• Practical demonstrations of soil properties, enzyme reactions, and DNA isolation.
• Methodical observation recording and conclusions.

Microscopy and Mount Preparation

• Staining and neat mounting techniques for specimens.
• Features for identifying hydrophytes, xerophytes, and reproductive structures.

Examination Guidelines

• Spotting requirements, time constraints, and separate answer sheets for evaluation.
• Emphasis on clear, labeled diagrams and identifying characteristics.

ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package Apparatus List

Explore the apparatus included in the ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package by Labkafe. This comprehensive package provides all the tools and equipment required to perform every experiment outlined in the latest ISC 2024-25 biology practical syllabus. 

Equipment

• HUMAN SKELETON, Full size (Fibre), Superior Quality 1 Each  
• HUMAN SKELETON STAND, (Metallic) 1 Each  
• AMOEBA ON BOARD 10″X15″ 1 Each  
• HUMAN EYE, Eye Model on Stand 1 Each  
• HUMAN HEART, Jumbo Human Heart on BASE (4 parts Dissectible) 1 Each  
• HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM FEMALE, Model on Board 10″x15″ 1 Each

Model of the Human Heart provided with the ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package for class 11 and 12 by Labkafe

Chemicals

• Hydrochloric acid (Thermocole pack) – 35%, 500 ml 4 Each  

For safety purposes, a Thermocol pack is provided. 

• Nitric acid (Thermocole pack)-70 %, 500 ml  4 Each

For safety purposes, a Thermocol pack is provided.  

• Eosin yellow M.S. (Dye content – 88%) (Water soluble), 25 gm 1 Each  
• EDTA (Acid) – 99%, 100 gm 1 Each  
• Tris-buffer A.R. – 99.8%, 100 gm 1 Each

To get the complete list, book a FREE Lab Consultation today!

Why choose the ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package for Class 11 and 12?

Here’s why our ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package isn’t like any other:

• Completely FREE Lab Planning Quotation: Includes a detailed lab consultation to help you outline your ISC Biology school lab requirements. 
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal. We prioritize transparency and flexibility.

The package is designed keeping the highest quality standards in mind. The process of negotiation and purchase is as seamless as it can be, with the following Labkafe guarantees:

• Includes all necessary Biology lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for class 11 and 12 practical as per the latest ISC syllabus. 
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.

Safety and Compliance Standards followed by the ISC Biology Lab Equipment Package

Lab experiments in Classes 11 and 12 require strict safety measures. Labkafe provides high-quality apparatus designed to mitigate risks and ensure student safety during practicals. Here’s how:

Contamination Control

Fresh needles and seals are essential to prevent contamination. Reusing disposables risks experiment failure. Labkafe supplies sterile, single-use items to maintain hygiene and accuracy.

Protective Equipment

Labkafe provides durable safety glasses, gloves, and disinfectants to minimize exposure to chemicals and prevent accidental injuries.

Sharp Object Disposal

Needles, blades, and razors must be discarded safely. 

Labkafe ensures safety at every step, making it the trusted choice for ISC Biology labs in schools. To set up your own ISC School Biology Lab, contact our lab experts today!

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Designed for Safety and Compliance

Chemistry lab apparatus must adhere to strict safety standards. Labkafe’s ISC Chemistry Lab Equipment Package ensures the highest quality while prioritizing safety. Each piece of equipment includes safety instructions and warning labels to prevent accidents, offering a secure environment for students.

Additionally, this package meets all ISC regulations. It allows students to perform every variation of the experiments listed in the syllabus for classes 11 and 12, ensuring comprehensive learning.

Boosting Exam Readiness

To excel in their final exams, students must gain extensive hands-on experience with these experiments during class hours. This package ensures seamless practice and examination readiness by providing robust, high-quality equipment that maintains precision and functionality throughout rigorous use. Its durability, coupled with a one-year onsite warranty, offers educators and students unmatched reliability, enabling flawless execution of experiments both in preparation and during the final board exams.

Precision for Sensitive Experiments

The package features well-calibrated equipment, essential for reducing errors in sensitive experiments like titration. A single drop of reagent can determine the success of an experiment. With Labkafe’s precise apparatus, students can achieve accurate results and gain confidence in their practical skills.

What does the ISC Chemistry Lab Equipment Package include?

Have a look at what the package offers. Note that each and every item needed according to the ISC Chemistry practical syllabus is included in the package. Here are a few key items- 

Equipment

• FORCEPS (Stainless Steel), 5″ Blunt / Pointed (Any one) 4 Each
• WATCH GLASS Diameter 3″ (Per Dozen) 2 Pkt
• BLOW PIPE (BRASS), 8″ Heavy With Nozzle 6 Each
• BUCHNER FUNNEL (Porcelain), Dia 4″ 4 Each
• BUNSEN BURNER (Brass Pipe 150mm & dia.12mm), With Stop Cock (Heavy Base) 10 Each
• BURETTE BRUSH (Nylon) 4 Each
• BURETTE STAND WITH CLAMP (Metallic), Superior Quality (Sheet Metal) Adjustable Base 7″ x 5″ x 24″ 6 Each

Chemicals

• Hydrochloric acid (Thermocol pack)- 35%, 500 ml, 4 Each (For safety purposes, a Thermocol pack is provided)
• Nitric acid (Thermocol pack)- 70%, 500 ml, 4 Each
• Sulphuric acid (Thermocol pack)- 97%, 500 ml 4 Each
• MAGNESIUM RIBBON, 25 Gm, 2 Each
• 2,4 – Dinitrophenylhydrazine 25 gm 1 Each

Safety is our top priority throughout, starting from transport and delivery up to installation and usage. 

Equipment offered by the ISC Chemistry Lab Equipment Package for Class 11 and 12 by Labkafe

Why should you choose the ISC Chemistry Lab Equipment Package for your school?

We provide comprehensive assurances, allowing you to focus entirely on the experiments without any additional concerns. 

What makes the ISC Chemistry Lab Equipment Package unique?

• FREE 360-degree Lab Planning Consultation: Includes a detailed lab consultation to help you outline your lab requirements.
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal, ensuring transparency and flexibility.

Labkafe Assured

• Includes all necessary Chemistry lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for class 11 and 12 practical as per the latest ISC syllabus.
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.

What are you waiting for?

Get the ISC Chemistry Lab Equipment Package for your own ISC school chemistry lab today.

Get in touch with our lab experts!

Free Lab Consultation!

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Comprehensive and Customizable Solution

The ISC Physics Lab Package by Labkafe includes all the necessary equipment and apparatus, making it the perfect choice for setting up a brand-new ISC school physics lab. What’s more, the package is fully customizable, allowing you to obtain tailored quotations that suit your specific lab needs. Whether you’re setting up a new lab or upgrading your existing one to meet the latest requirements, this package is the ideal solution. 

Designed to Meet ISC Regulations

The ISC Physics Lab Package by Labkafe is designed to meet the requirements of all ISC school physics labs. The ISC board follows strict regulations and rules outlined in its official syllabus for class 11 and 12. The Labkafe package is carefully crafted to adhere to these regulations and requirements.

What makes the ISC Physics Lab Package unique?

Here’s why our ISC Physics Lab Package is not like any other that you’ll find:

• Completely FREE Lab Planning Quotation: Includes a detailed lab consultation to help you outline your lab requirements.
• Expert-Prepared Equipment Outline: Our lab experts create a comprehensive list of equipment along with associated costs after understanding your requirements. 
• No Hidden Costs or Obligations: The planning quotation is entirely free, allowing you to decide after reviewing the requirements and costs. You may proceed only if you are fully satisfied with the proposal, ensuring transparency and flexibility.

The package is designed keeping the highest quality standards in mind. The process of negotiation and purchase is as seamless as it can be, with the following Labkafe guarantees:

• Includes all necessary Physics lab equipment, apparatus, and instruments required for class 11 and 12 practical as per ISC syllabus.
• Designed by professionals for simultaneous use by a class of 30 students.
• The package is fully customizable, meaning that it can be scaled up or down as per student volume.
• Package includes onsite installation and demonstration of all lab equipment and apparatus.
• LK-secured products covered under a one-year onsite warranty and technical support.
• Covers any transit damage during delivery.

Apparatus List

The ISC Physics Lab Package consists of the following items, in addition to many more:

• HOT PLATE 8″ ROUND (Electric), With Energy Regulator 1 Each
• BEAKER Graduated, ‘B.G.’, 250ml 6 Each
• MEASURING CYLINDERS, ‘POLYLAB’, 100ml 2 Each
• BATTERY ELIMINATORS (Superior Quality) DC, 2-12V DC, 2Amp 5 Each
• AMMETER (EDM-80) SQUARE Dial, Moving Coil, DC with Desk Stand Range 0-1.5 Amp. 3 Each
• Digital Barometer / Altimeter / Compass (3 In 1) 1 Each
• BALANCE PHYSICAL (Cap 250Gm), Original Varanasi (Sunshine Make) 7 Stone, Teak Wood. 1 Each
• BOB WITH HOOK (Used in simple Pendulum Experiment), Brass, Dia 12mm. 2 Each
• BOB WITH HOOK (Used in simple Pendulum Experiment), Brass, Dia 18mm. 2 Each
• BOYLE’S LAW APP. Oil Filled.

To get the complete list, get in touch with our lab experts today!

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