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Enzymes/Osmosis & Diffusion


202335P Starch Breakdown BioKit (with perishables)


Starch Breakdown BioKit® For a class of 30. Students convert starch to sugars using enzymes. Note: Order the kit with the perish- able materials included or with a prepaid coupon to request perishables later at your convenience. Con- tact us or return the coupon to request delivery of perishable materials.


202335 202335P Kit (with perishables)


Kit (with prepaid coupon) Each Each


201100 Carolina BioKits: Molecules of Life


Carolina BioKits® of Life


: Molecules


For a class of 30. Students study the basic structure and chemistry of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins by constructing molecular models. Each packet of molecular parts includes 56 flexible bonds, 36 hydro- gen atom centers, 18 carbon atom centers, 12 oxy- gen atom centers, and 2 nitrogen atom centers.


Kit includes: 15 Packets Molecular Parts 30 Proteins Student Guides Paper Tape


30 Lipids Student Guides 201100 Per kit


Osmosis & Diffusion Dialysis Tubing


Medical quality made affordable • Quality material economically priced for the classroom • Easy to cut and tie • Yields consistent, reliable results


If you’re looking for an excellent membrane for general demonstrations of osmosis and diffusion, get the best results with the best materi- als. Our economical, high-quality dialysis tubing is ready to cut, soak, tie, and fill.


Dialysis tubing is excellent for demonstrations of osmosis in general biology and cell biology labs, as well as in plant and human physiology labs. It helps students understand the following essential principles:


• Permeability • Equilibrium • Fluid balance • Concentration gradients • Plasmolysis


Dialysis Tubing Made of seamless regenerated cellulose with a typical


molecular weight cutoff of 12,000 to 14,000 Daltons, this med- ical-quality dialysis tubing is top quality yet affordable. Includes instructions. Size given is flat width and length of roll.


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Dialysis tubing


684234 3" × 50 ft 684236 3" × 100 ft


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684200 Carolina Dialysis Tubing Clamp New! Carolina™


30 Carbohydrates Student Guides


202500 Carolina BioKits: Food Nutrient Analysis


Carolina BioKits® Nutrient Analysis


: Food


In this introduction to food chemistry, students per- form qualitative tests for sugar, starch, lipid, protein, and vitamin C on standards and control samples. Students then use these tests to determine the iden- tity of 2 unknown substances. Instructional material describes the function of these nutrients in the body, their importance, and how the qualitative tests work. Materials are sufficient for a class of 30 working in pairs. Note: Sold only to schools and businesses.


202500 Kit Each 202501 Refill Each


Dialysis Tubing


Clamp Carolina’s economical, reusable dialysis tubing


clamp. Appropriate for tubing with flat diameters of 3


/8 ", 1", 15 /16 ", and 13 /4 " (50 mm or less).


684200 Each 684201 Pack of 100


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