Quick Answer: The Physical Matters Properties Classroom Kit uses Instant Solid Powder, Space Sand and Super Snow to demonstrate conservation of mass, surface tension, polarity, osmosis and saturation.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Instant Solid Powder 120 g, Space Sand 224 g and Super Snow 100 g
36 corn cups, 12 mixing spoons and 12 colouring tablets
1 teacher guide and 12 student hand-outs
Explores polymers and how materials can change
Shows the difference between hydrophobic and hydrophilic materials
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Cups
36 corn cups
Spoons
12 mixing spoons
Colouring tablets
12
Materials
Instant Solid Powder 120 g, Space Sand 224 g, Super Snow 100 g
Guides
1 teacher guide and 12 student hand-outs
About This Product
Pupils try different ratios of water to Instant Solid Powder to find out why it is often called slush powder, learn how the polymers can be neutralised, and compare hydrophobic and hydrophilic behaviour. The polymers are reusable, so investigations can be repeated. Besides buyers across India, the Physical Matters Properties Classroom Kit can be exported to institutions in Vietnam, Japan, Panama, Papua New Guinea and Estonia.