Synthetic Crude Oil 500ml – Hydrocarbon Mixture (UN 1993, CAS 8002-05-9)

This high-quality Synthetic Crude Oil is supplied in a 500ml bottle and is designed for use in chemistry and earth science education. Formulated to simulate the properties of natural crude oil, it provides a safe and practical way for students to explore the composition and behaviour of hydrocarbon mixtures.

Ideal for demonstrating processes such as fractional distillation, viscosity, and fuel properties, this product supports understanding of how crude oil is refined into useful products. It is clearly labelled with UN Number 1993 and CAS No. 8002-05-9, ensuring safe identification and handling in laboratory environments.

This chemical is supplied in accordance with strict safety regulations and is intended exclusively for use within educational establishments.

Key Features

• Synthetic crude oil for educational use
• 500ml bottle – suitable for classroom demonstrations
• Replicates properties of natural crude oil
• UN Number: 1993
• CAS No: 8002-05-9
• Ideal for hydrocarbon and distillation studies
• Clearly labelled for safe laboratory handling

Important Purchasing & Delivery Information

• Available to educational establishments only
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• Non-returnable due to courier regulations (statutory rights unaffected)

Ideal for School Science Lessons

This Synthetic Crude Oil is ideal for KS3, GCSE, and A-Level science lessons, particularly in chemistry and earth science topics. Ideal for:

• Demonstrating fractional distillation of crude oil
• Studying hydrocarbon mixtures and fuels
• Exploring viscosity and physical properties of liquids
• Understanding petroleum processing and applications
• Encouraging hands-on investigation and scientific enquiry

Educational, practical, and easy to use, this Synthetic Crude Oil is an excellent resource for teaching real-world chemistry concepts in the classroom.