Slime Yellow 140g Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : JA-M-7002
Slime Yellow 140g (SKU JA-M-7002) is a yellow slime supplied in a 140 g pack. As a polymer it sits between liquid and solid: it creeps and flows when left to stand, and it tears or snaps under a sudden pull. The polymer slime yellow 140 g is used in lower and middle school science to show that a material can have more than one state-like behaviour. It is supplied by JaincoLab.
Specifications
Yellow slime, 140 g pack: a polymer with liquid-like flow and solid-like snapping. It is stored well sealed to prevent drying out.
| Product | Slime Yellow 140g |
| SKU | JA-M-7002 |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Pack size | 140 g |
| Material | Polymer with viscoelastic, non-Newtonian behaviour |
| Storage | Keep well sealed to prevent drying out |
| Range | Five colours (black, blue, green, red, yellow) in 50 g or 140 g packs |
Uses of the polymer slime yellow 140 g
Slime connects everyday experience with polymer science, showing how long-chain molecules give unusual flow properties.
- Viscoelasticity demonstrations in school science
- Polymer topics in lower and middle secondary chemistry
- Fair tests of flow over time
- Hands-on activities for open days and science fairs
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers the yellow 140 g pack only, supplied by JaincoLab; the 50 g pack and the black, blue, green, red and yellow options are listed separately.
Frequently asked questions
Is slime a solid or a liquid?
It shows both behaviours: it flows when left and snaps when pulled quickly.
What colour is this listing?
Yellow.
How long does it keep?
Keep it well sealed to prevent drying out; shelf life is confirmed on the quotation.
Related products
More polymers are in the Materials range of the JaincoLab chemistry lab equipment catalogue.
Request a quote
To request a quotation for the yellow slime, 140 g, send the number of packs and the delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected], quoting SKU JA-M-7002. Buying under a laboratory tender? Use our tenders page.
