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Mad Science Bartending Set

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Puts a whole light on "mixed drink".

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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DEAN & DELUCA Spice Rack

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I love the look of these test tube spice rack. Compact and convenient!

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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Chemistry Vase - 2000 ml

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Experiment with chem lab decor using these sturdy lab beakers as vases or decanters.

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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Bodum 12-Cup Glass Beaker

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Complete Your Espresso Bar with this Bodum Beaker.

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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Hanging Test Tube Flower Vase

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Hang several of these test tube flower vases in a group for a delicate and unique wall arrangement.

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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salt + pepper shakers

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Bring chemistry back to your kitchen table with these awesome and super nerdy chemistry salt and pepper shakers.

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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A food scale that show nutritional data too? Yes, please! Instantly displays the weight and USDA-approved counts for calories, cholesterol, carbohydrates, protein, fat, dietary fiber and sodium. The scale is pre-programmed with data for hundreds of common foods and ingredients. This is fantastic for the science and nutrition-minded cooks out there!

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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Kitchen Lux

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VIZArt :: Tungsten (Periodic Table Printmaking Project)

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I love the heavy look of the woodcut print paired with the severity of the wolf's expression and the very clever application to the periodic element, Tungsten. "Tungsten (Swedish tung sten meaning "heavy stone"), though the current name for the element in Swedish is "wolfram", from the denomination volf rahm by Wallerius in 1747, translated from the description by Agricola in 1546 as Lupi spuma, meaning "wolf's froth" after the way tin is eaten up like a wolf after sheep in the process of its extraction."

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Hell Yeah, It's Handmade!

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purposedesign :: spicelab bar

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A space-saving solution to the spice rack. Combination magnetic and test tube spice containers.

Updated Dec 17, 2008

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Chem Time Clock

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A new way to memorize periodic table atomic numbers! The numbers of the clock correspond to the element's atomic numbers (e.g. "H" replaces "1", "He" replaces "2", etc. )

Updated Dec 17, 2008