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Please select from the list below or the links on the right. Metals Aluminum, Bismuth, Brass, Bronze, Carbon, Copper, Iron, Lead, Magnesium, Nickel, Steel, Tin, Titanium, Zinc, Iron Powder, Copper Powder Electrodes Electrodes include metal and non-metal electrodes: Carbon, Electrode set, Platinum Metal Collection This metal collection features six very common and useful metals. Each of the metals has unique properties and is used for certain applications. These metals can be used for educational, scientific and research applications. Bismuth pellets can be used in demonstrating magnet levitation. Copper and Zinc can be used in constructing a fruit battery and a galvanic cell. Tin and lead can be used for soldering, casting, or making different alloys. This is a perfect educational collection for students who like to observe and examine color, hardness, density, melting point and many other properties of metals in their experiments.
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