Organic and Inorganic Set Student Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in China
Product Code : EL-MM-10991
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Quick Answer: The Organic and Inorganic Set Student is a molecular model kit consisting of spheres for 6 carbon, 7 oxygen, 3 nitrogen, 2 sulphur, 6 halogen, 11 metal and 2 phosphorus atoms, for building both organic and inorganic compound models.
Edulab China manufactures and exports the Organic and Inorganic Set Student 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
- 6 carbon and 7 oxygen atom spheres
- 3 nitrogen, 2 sulphur and 2 phosphorus atom spheres
- 6 halogen and 11 metal atom spheres
- Suitable for building both organic and inorganic molecules
About This Product
The Organic and Inorganic Set Student is manufactured by Edulab China as part of its Molecular Model range, built for building organic and inorganic molecular models for individual student practical work in school and college chemistry.
Serving Distributors, Institutions and Export Buyers
Edulab China supplies laboratory distributors, schools and colleges worldwide, including government buyers procuring through Ministry of Education programmes and World Bank / ADB-funded education projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What atom spheres are included in the Organic and Inorganic Set Student?
Per the manufacturer specification, it consists of spheres: 6 carbon, 7 oxygen, 3 nitrogen, 2 sulphur, 6 halogen, 11 metal and 2 phosphorus.
Request a Quote
For an indicative FOB/CIF quotation on the Organic and Inorganic Set Student, contact Edulab China's export team.
Last updated: August 2026
