Chemistry Demonstration Formation of Eutectic Alloys
Product Code : JA-DE-6730
The Chemistry Demonstration Formation of Eutectic Alloys (SKU JA-DE-6730) shows how two metals combine into an alloy: bismuth and tin are heated together until they reach their eutectic point and melt as a mixture at a lower temperature than either metal alone, then solidify as an alloy. The demonstration supports lessons on alloys, melting points and mixtures of metals. This eutectic alloy demonstration kit provides materials for five demonstrations with instructions and is supplied by JaincoLab.
Specifications
The kit contains bismuth and tin in sufficient quantity for five demonstrations of eutectic alloy formation, together with instructions; the metal quantities and the heating arrangement (crucible, burner or hot plate) are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Chemistry Demonstration Formation of Eutectic Alloys |
| SKU | JA-DE-6730 |
| Demonstration | Formation of a eutectic metal alloy |
| Metals used | Bismuth and tin |
| Kit contents | Material for five demonstrations |
| Instructions | Included |
Teaching alloys with the eutectic demonstration
Heating bismuth and tin together shows students that a mixture of metals can melt at a lower temperature than each pure metal, which leads into alloys, the eutectic point, solders and the link between structure and properties in metals.
- Lessons on alloys and mixtures of metals
- Explaining the eutectic point and melting-point depression
- Linking chemistry to solders and low-melting alloys
- Materials science and metallurgy introductions
Scope of supply
The listing covers one eutectic alloy demonstration kit with bismuth, tin and instructions, supplied by JaincoLab. Crucibles, heat source, refills and quantities are confirmed on the quotation; handle the materials as per the supplied instructions.
Packing, MOQ and lead time
MOQ, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for the number of kits and the delivery destination. Kits are supplied to schools, colleges and education projects and on export orders to Africa, the Middle East and South and South-East Asia.
Turnkey laboratory projects are a JaincoLab specialism. We manufacture and export equipment for education-ministry programmes, World Bank tenders and United Nations projects, with successful deliveries in many countries. If you are bidding for a similar tender, share the bill of quantities through our tenders page.
Frequently asked questions
Which metals does the kit use?
Bismuth and tin.
What does the demonstration show?
The two metals heated to their eutectic point form a low-melting alloy.
How many demonstrations does a kit give?
Enough material for five demonstrations.
What should a quotation request include?
Send the number of kits, any crucibles or heat source needed and the delivery destination.
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Request a quote
To request a quotation for the Eutectic Alloys demonstration, send the number of kits and delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected].
