States and properties of matter Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-MH-12588
Quick Answer: The States and properties of matter kit brings together apparatus for showing how solids, liquids and gases behave, including a brass ball and ring, a gas syringe with pressure cap and an equal-volume density cylinder set. A digital thermometer reading -50°C to 300°C tracks phase changes.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Brass ball and ring apparatus for thermal expansion
- Gas law syringe with air-tight pressure cap for compressibility and Boyle’s law
- Equal-volume density cylinders in copper, aluminium, iron and wood
- Borosilicate glass vaporisation flask for phase-change work
- Digital dual-scale thermometer, -50°C to 300°C
- Simulated intermolecular force magnetic set; storage case 450 mm x 320 mm x 150 mm
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Components | Ball and ring apparatus, gas law syringe, density cylinder set, vaporisation flask, digital thermometer, magnetic intermolecular force set |
| Density cylinders | Copper, aluminium, iron, wood (equal volume) |
| Thermometer range | -50°C to 300°C |
| Materials | Borosilicate glass, anodised aluminium, brass, silicone seals |
| Storage case | 450 mm x 320 mm x 150 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 3.85 kg |
About This Product
The brass ball slips through its ring when cold but sticks once heated, then falls through again after cooling, showing thermal expansion of a solid. Trapping air in the syringe and pressing the plunger shows how compressible a gas is, while heating ice in the flask with the thermometer in place shows the temperature holding steady during melting and boiling. The density cylinders compare materials of the same volume.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the ball and ring show thermal expansion?
At room temperature the brass ball passes through the ring. After heating it expands and rests on the ring; cooled in water, it contracts and drops through again.
What does the gas syringe demonstrate?
With the pressure cap fitted, pushing the plunger shows that trapped air can be compressed easily, illustrating the large spaces between gas particles and Boyle’s law.
Related: Mechanics & Heat, Air and its properties and Ball and Ring apparatus, Brass.
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