New! Vernier's Organic Chemistry Range

Vernier's new Melt Station connects to LabQuest, LabQuest Mini, Go!Link, or LabPro. It is used to measure the melting temperature of solid substances.

• Accurate results using built-in RTD over a range of 30°C to 260°C
• High-quality 6X viewing lens for clear observation of the samples
• Innovative, adjustable tilt allows for optimal viewing angle
• Cooling fan reduces time between tests

Each Melt Station comes with 100 standard capillary tubes. Additional packages of 100 are available.

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Having a CCD Array Spectrometer/Fluorometer combination is now affordable for each of your lab stations! Array spectrometer technology allows you to collect a full wavelength spectrum, Absorbance, Percent Transmittance, or Intensity in less than a second. Once the peak wavelength is determined, you can easily determine the concentration of a solution (Beer’s law) or monitor rates of reaction.

With its two different excitation wavelengths, SpectroVis Plus can quantitatively measure the fluorescence spectra of many compounds, such as chlorophyll, fluorescein, GFP, and more.

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Say Goodbye to Long Queues at the GC Station

Now there's a portable instrument for separating, analysing, and identifying substances contained in a volatile liquid or gaseous sample.

The Vernier Gas Chromatograph, or “Mini GC”, has all of the key components of a traditional gas chromatograph, including an injection port, temperature and pressure controls, a thin capillary column through which different substances pass at different rates depending on various chemical and physical properties, and a sensor for detecting the arrival of compounds.

The Mini GC also has the added benefit of a new patented MEMS chip sensor which allows for room air to be used as a carrier gas. Its compact size makes it an ideal solution for students to learn the principles of gas chromatography.

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The Wide-Range Temperature Probe features a wide temperature range from -20°C to 330°C. The high upper limit of the sensor allows for melting point determinations of most organic compounds. It uses Resistance Temperature Detection (RTD) technology to establish a ±0.1°C accuracy throughout its temperature range, as well as excellent stability and repeatability.

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Order Code: VR105880

Click here for more about Vernier LabQuest^® the most powerful and intuitive interface for science education. Engage your students with hands-on science in your classroom or in the field.

The Technology to Excel

• Can be used as a computer interface or a stand-alone device or in the field.
• Built-in graphing and analysis software.
• Vivid color touch screen.
• Compatible with existing Vernier sensors.

You can also find out about the LabQuest^® Mini and !Go-Link interfaces

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The Vernier Stir Station is a high-quality, multi-function magnetic stirrer. Includes Stir Station, Vernier Microstirrer, magnetic stirring bar, AC power adaptor and removable ring-stand post.

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Order Code: VR100288 £

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• Determining Melting Temperature
• Separation of Organic Compounds by Acid-Base Extraction Techniques
• Fractional Distillation of Esters
• Identifying an Unknown Analgesic by Melting Temperature and Thin-Layer Chromatography
• Extraction of Spinach Pigments and Analysis by Electronic Absorption Spectroscopy
• Investigating Gas Chromatography
• Using a Gas Chromatograph: Identifying an Unknown Compound
• Synthesizing Ethyl Acetate by Fisher Esterification
• The Synthesis and Analysis of Aspirin
• Understanding Intermolecular Forces Using a Gas Chromatograph: Enthalpy of Vaporization
• Synthesis of Dibenzalacetone by Aldol Condensation
• Investigating Thermodynamic Relationships of Substituted Hydrocarbons
• The Diels-Alder Reaction of Anthracene with Maleic Anhydride
• Friedel-Crafts Acylation of Ferrocene
• Synthesis of Methyl Orange and Its Application to Textiles
• Grignard Formation of Crystal Violet