Properties of Aspirin
Product Code : LSK-CL-10251
Properties of Aspirin (SKU LSK-CL-10251) is a class kit on acetylsalicylic acid, the compound sold as aspirin. Students look at the history of the drug, test how different aspirin types dissolve in simulated stomach and intestinal conditions, and compare regular, extra-strength, buffered and enteric-coated tablets. Orders are handled from Ambala, India, where Science Lab Supplies prepares quotations for schools, colleges, tender contractors and resellers.
Specifications
Each component of the aspirin kit has its own row in the table. In short, it covers fifteen groups with four aspirin types, 1M hydrochloric acid and 1M sodium hydroxide to set up digestive environments, phenolphthalein and indicator strips for pH changes, and pipettes with medicine cups as reaction vessels.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-CL-10251 |
| Class size | Materials for 15 groups |
| Aspirin, regular | 1 pack of 75 |
| Aspirin, extra strength | 1 pack of 15 |
| Aspirin, buffered | 1 pack of 60 |
| Aspirin, enteric coated | 1 pack of 45 |
| Hydrochloric acid | 1M solution, 5 x 30 ml |
| Sodium hydroxide | 1M solution, 8 x 30 ml |
| Phenolphthalein | 1% in ethanol, 1 x 30 ml |
| Universal indicator strips | 1 pack of 50 |
| Graduated plastic pipettes | 1 pack of 15 |
| Disposable medicine cups | 45 |
| Investigation 1 | Solubility of aspirin in varying gastrointestinal environments |
| Investigation 2 | Active ingredient in regular and extra-strength aspirin |
| Investigation 3 | Differences between regular and buffered aspirin |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Properties of Aspirin Kit
This kit shows how the chemistry of a tablet decides where and how fast it dissolves in the body. Groups compare solubility in acidic and alkaline conditions, contrast the active ingredient in regular and extra-strength tablets, and see why buffered and enteric-coated aspirin behave differently from a plain tablet.
- Senior secondary chemistry: chemistry in everyday life, analgesics and drug formulation.
- Acid-base chemistry: solubility of a weak acid at different pH values, checked with Universal Ph Indicator paper.
- Introductory pharmacy or B.Sc. practicals on dosage forms and coatings, with volumes measured in 5 ml glass Graduated Pipettes.
- Project work linking the history of medicines with laboratory testing.
Standard Scope of Supply
Each kit includes the four aspirin samples, hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, phenolphthalein, universal indicator strips, graduated pipettes and medicine cups in the quantities shown in the table. Shelf life depends on the chemical, its grade and storage conditions; ask us for the expiry date of the batch you are quoted.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
A single kit can be quoted for one class, or several for a whole department. The quotation sets out packing, delivery time and price for your quantity, and matching chemistry lab equipment in India, such as indicators or burettes, can be listed on the same document.
With an Importer-Exporter Code in place, Science Lab Supplies is able to ship as a registered exporter to buyers in Iraq, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia and Tanzania. For pricing on this aspirin investigation, message the team via the contact page, place it in the enquiry cart alongside other items, or use the lab tender page for an institutional bid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which aspirin types does the kit compare?
Four types are included: regular, extra strength, buffered and enteric coated. Comparing them shows how dose and coating change the way a tablet behaves in acidic and alkaline conditions.
Is the Properties of Aspirin kit safe for students?
It uses 1M hydrochloric acid and 1M sodium hydroxide, both corrosive, and phenolphthalein in flammable ethanol. Students need eye protection and teacher supervision, and the tablets are test samples that must not be swallowed.
Who supplies the Properties of Aspirin kit?
The kit is available from Science Lab Supplies in Ambala, India. Its team prepares the quotation directly, whether a school needs one kit or a contractor needs kits for several institutions.
How many groups can one kit serve?
The kit holds enough materials for fifteen groups, with 15 graduated pipettes and 45 medicine cups shared across the class, so every group can run each solubility test.
Related Medicine, Acid-Base and Titration Items
The items below pair well with the aspirin investigation: a second medicine-based kit, a general acid-base set, an indicator and an alkali reagent, a burette for titrating tablets, a pH meter and litmus paper for quick checks. Any of them can go on one quotation with the kit.
- Properties of Antacids — five antacids tested for rate of acid neutralisation, and three calcium carbonate products compared for buffering.
- Acids and Bases Kit — produces hydrogen and carbon dioxide in safe quantities and includes a neutralisation experiment.
- Phenolphthalein Solution Indicator — acid-base indicator for titration end points and alkalinity observation.
- Sodium Hydroxide Flakes — strong alkali reagent for neutralisation, titration and pH adjustment.
- Burette — 50 ml graduated glass burette with a bottom stopcock for controlled dispensing.
- Bench Digital Ph Meter — pH 0.00–14.00 and ORP readings, with automatic or manual temperature compensation.
- Blue Litmus Paper — turns red in acids and stays blue in bases and neutral substances.
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Last updated: 9 October 2026
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