Educational collection: Specific weight (15 minerals)
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Product information "Educational collection: Specific weight (15 minerals)"
- 15 minerals
- specimens: approx. 20 x 20 mm each
- in a plastic collection box with 16 compartments
A collection that demonstrates the different specific weights of minerals.
From extremely light specimens such as carnalite, to medium-weight specimens such
as calcite and fluorite, to extremely heavy minerals such as cinnabar.
This classroom collection is delivered in a compartmentalized collection box.
The specimens are numbered according to a contents list that includes all relevant data.
Our collections are handcrafted at our premises at Dr. F. Krantz in Bonn.
Please note that minerals are natural products and no two pieces are ever
exactly alike.
Colors in product photos may vary slightly from those of the actual specimen due to technical reasons.
Our images are for reference; upon purchase, you will receive a collection of equivalent quality.
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