Magnetic Water Molecule Kits Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in China
Product Code : EL-MM-10986
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Quick Answer: The Magnetic Water Molecule Kits use permanently embedded magnets, including two magnets in the oxygen atom, so students can join molecules together to model how water forms an ice lattice.
Edulab China manufactures and exports the Magnetic Water Molecule Kits directly from its China production facility, supplying schools, colleges, laboratory distributors and institutional buyers worldwide. It is part of Edulab China's Molecular Model range within Chemistry Lab Equipment, manufactured in-house and export-packed for sea and air freight.
Key Features
- Permanently embedded magnets in the model atoms
- Two magnets in the oxygen atom for ice-lattice modelling
- Allows students to build and connect water molecules
- Reusable magnetic components for repeated lessons
About This Product
The Magnetic Water Molecule Kits is manufactured by Edulab China as part of its Molecular Model range, built for modelling water molecules and hydrogen bonding, including ice-lattice structure, in school chemistry lessons.
Serving Distributors, Institutions and Export Buyers
Edulab China supplies laboratory distributors, schools and colleges in markets such as Nigeria, Peru, Sri Lanka and Jordan, including government buyers procuring through Ministry of Education programmes and World Bank / ADB-funded education projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How do the magnets in the Magnetic Water Molecule Kits help model ice?
Per the manufacturer specification, two magnets are embedded in the oxygen atom, allowing students to join molecules together to make ice.
Request a Quote
For an indicative FOB/CIF quotation on the Magnetic Water Molecule Kits, contact Edulab China's export team.
Last updated: August 2026
