Gallium Metal - 99.99% Pure 100g

Description

Discover the fascinating world of gallium metal with our high-quality 99.99% pure gallium.

Gallium is a soft, silvery metal known for its unique properties, including a low melting point of just about 29.76°C (85.57°F). This means it can melt in the palm of your hand!

This 100-gram offering is perfect for hobbyists, educators, and science enthusiasts alike.  Gallium is about 6 times heavier than water, so 17ml of gallium is 100 grams.  We include a syringe as a convenient way to handle the gallium. 

The gallium may arrive to you in liquid or solid state, depending on the temperate it has been exposed to.  to melt it, simply immerse the plastic vial in warm water and it will melt.

Key Features

High Purity: Contains 99.99% gallium for reliable quality.
Quantity: Generous 100-gram size for multiple uses and demonstrations.
Low Melting Point: Melts in your hand, perfect for demonstrating physical changes.
Safe and Non-Toxic: Ideal for educational environments.
Versatile: Can be used in various scientific, educational, and creative projects.

Our gallium is sourced with the highest standards to ensure purity and consistency. It is nontoxic and environmentally friendly, making it safe for educational experiments and demonstrations. Explore the remarkable properties of this metal, which expands upon solidification and can shatter like glass at lower temperatures.

Applications

Educational Tool: Demonstrate melting and solidification, metal density, and thermal conductivity.
DIY Projects: Create unique metal sculptures that melt and reform.
Scientific Research: Use in thermometers, high-temperature gauges, and other research applications.

Please Note

While gallium is non-toxic, it can stain certain materials such as fabric.

Embrace the magic of science with our pure gallium metal – a must-have for your collection or educational toolkit!

Shipping is by road ONLY due to restrictions on posting gallium by air.  Gallium reacts with aluminum therefore does not mix with airplanes!  Google the phrase "gallium and aluminum" to learn more about this property of gallium, it makes for some good experiments!