Simple Gas Preparation Kit
Product Code : LSK-CL-10254
Simple Gas Preparation Kit (SKU LSK-CL-10254) lets students generate gases in a side-arm test tube and collect them over water, for example oxygen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide. It is a compact alternative to a full gas-generation bench for secondary school chemistry. Science Lab Supplies, based in Ambala, India, supplies the kit to schools, colleges, training institutes, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The kit is built around a plastic tank with a lid, which acts as the water trough during experiments and as a storage box for all other parts afterwards. A special gas chimney shelf supports the collecting tube over the water while gas arrives through the delivery tube.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-CL-10254 |
| Trough | Plastic tank with lid, doubles as storage box |
| Test tubes | 5 test tubes, 150 x 24 mm, with stoppers |
| Generator | Test tube with side arm and one-hole stopper; thistle funnel |
| Collection | Gas chimney shelf, delivery tube, tubing connector |
| Other | Test tube stand |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Simple Gas Preparation Kit
The kit covers the standard school method of preparing a gas that is only slightly soluble in water and collecting it by downward displacement of water. Students add liquid reagent through the thistle funnel, lead the gas to the chimney shelf and fill the stoppered test tubes for testing.
- Class 10 chemistry: hydrogen from a metal and dilute acid, and carbon dioxide from a carbonate.
- Lower secondary science: preparing oxygen and testing it with a glowing splint.
- Practical skills: setting up a gas generator and collecting over water.
Hydrogen forms explosive mixtures with air, so work in small quantities under supervision. The reagents are not part of the kit.
Standard Scope of Supply
One kit comprises the plastic tank with lid, a test tube stand, five 150 x 24 mm test tubes with stoppers, a thistle funnel, a side-arm test tube with one-hole stopper, the gas chimney shelf, a delivery tube and a tubing connector, all stored inside the tank.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
A quotation can be raised for a single kit or for one kit per student group. It confirms packing, delivery time and price for the number you need, and chemicals or glassware from our chemistry lab equipment in India can be included on the same quote.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which gases can be made with this kit?
It is designed for gases that can be collected over water, such as oxygen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide. The school provides the reagents needed for each preparation.
How is the Simple Gas Preparation Kit stored?
The plastic tank and lid form a storage box, so all the test tubes, funnel, shelf and tubing pack away inside it after the lesson.
Who supplies the Simple Gas Preparation Kit?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India, quoting individual schools, colleges and tender contractors directly for single kits or class sets.
What size are the test tubes?
The five collecting test tubes measure 150 x 24 mm and come with stoppers, so each sample of gas can be sealed for testing.
Related Gas Preparation Apparatus
These items extend gas work beyond the basic kit: a Kipp's generator for continuous supply, a set for insoluble gases, a spoon for burning substances in collected oxygen and splints for the classic gas tests. Many schools order them together for one chemistry bench.
- Kipps Apparatus — continuous gas generator for larger demonstrations.
- Simple Equipment for Gases that do not Dissolve in Water — another over-water collection set.
- Deflagrating Spoon — burning elements in jars of oxygen.
- Wood Splints — glowing and lit splint tests.
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Last updated: 25 September 2026
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