CURIOSITY (PRO-LEVEL) SEPARATION PACKAGE

The Curiosity (Pro-Level) Separation Package is the COMPLETE Bunk Police package. It includes all nine of our spot test kits, a ceramic testing platform, the necessary supplies to conduct 60 separation (or TLC) tests. Each spot test kit comes with a 20+ page booklet containing several dozen reactions (and as many as 100+, depending on the kit) as well as extensive instructions, information, and tips & tricks. Each spot kit can be used 50-100 times. 

Includes:

• SPOT TEST KITS(1) bottle of Marquis reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Ehrlich reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Mecke reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Froehde reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Liebermann reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Hofmann reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Mandelin reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Simon’s A reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Simon’s B reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Morris A reagent (50-100 uses)
  • (1) bottle of Morris B reagent (50-100 uses)

• REUSABLE ITEMS(1) developing chamber
  • (1) UV spotting light
  • (1) instruction manual
  • (9) 20+ page instructional booklets w/ dozens of reactions
  • (1) pencil
  • (9) test tubes
  • (9) durable plastic jars

• DISPOSABLE ITEMS(1) 500 ml bottle of testing liquid
  • (20) testing cards (capable of separating 60 samples)
  • (60) small vials
  • (60) glass tubes
  • (20) filter paper squares

• FREE ITEMS(1) ceramic testing platform

ABOUT SIMON’S: 

1. This is a two-part kit. Add Simon’s A to your sample first, then add Simon’s B to see the reaction.
2. Simon’s does not react with our separation kit. It can still be used as instructed for reagent testing.

ABOUT MORRIS: 

1. This is a two-part kit and is unique compared to all other reagents we offer.You must crush/powderize your sample completely.
   1. After crushed, first add Morris A to your sample, then add Morris B.
   2. Stir the mixture for a full 30 seconds with a toothpick or sharp knife point.
   3. Observe and match the reaction. 
2. At this time, we are unsure if Morris functions properly with our separation kits, but we are actively examining its reaction. You may use Morris on your sample as instructed above, but at this time, we do not recommend using it with our separation kit.