ACS Reagent grade — Petroleum Ether is also known as benzine, petroleum naphtha, or ligroin. It is a group of various volatile, highly flammable, liquid hydrocarbon mixtures used chiefly as nonpolar solvents. Restricted to Standard Ground within the lower 48 U.S. states. NC-0361
1% in ethanol — pH indicator, 8.2 (colorless) - 10 (red). Comes packed in HDPE squeeze bottle with PP flip top cap for dispensing by the drop. This 4oz. bottle ships Standard Ground only. NC-9102
1% in ethanol — pH indicator, 8.2 (colorless) - 10 (red). This 16oz. bottle ships Standard Ground only. NC-3523
Technical grade — A clear, colorless to light yellow, syrupy liquid and is odorless. It is soluble in water and alcohol and corrosive to ferrous metals. Restricted to Ground shipping only. NC-8682
Technical grade — A clear, colorless to light yellow, syrupy liquid and is odorless. It is soluble in water and alcohol and corrosive to ferrous metals. Restricted to Ground shipping only. NC-0702
99% Hydrolyzed — Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) is used in classic slime making experiments. It is a good thickener, stabilizer and binder. NC-2958
Technical grade — AKA Liver of Sulfur or Potassium polysulfide. This is used in several patina formulas. See More Info for formula list. NC-10959
Technical grade — AKA Liver of Sulfur or Potassium polysulfide. This is used in several patina formulas. See More Info for formula list. NC-0729
Technical grade — AKA Liver of Sulfur or Potassium polysulfide. This is used in several patina formulas. See More Info for formula list. NC-7591
Technical grade — AKA Liver of Sulfur or Potassium polysulfide. This is used in several patina formulas. See More Info for formula list. Ground shipping inside USA only to a business/institution. NC-12777
Purified / ACS Reagent grade — Appears as fine, white granules and is somewhat hygroscopic. Often used by veterinarians as an anti-seizure medication for dogs and is also used extensively in photo developing. NC-2136
Lab grade — A powerful oxidizer. Catches fire easily, or may lead to explosion hazards when mixed with combustible materials. Mixture may be very explosive and even may be ignited by friction. The fires are extremely hard to put out, as the chlorate provides the oxygen for the fire.
Used to make matches, paper, explosives, and many other uses. NC-11210
