Chemical Reaction Rockets
Product Code : EL-CR-11210
Last updated: 6 October 2026
Quick answer: Chemical Reaction Rockets is a chemistry teaching kit manufactured by Ambala Science Lab in Ambala, Haryana, India, and supplied to schools, colleges, nursing and medical teaching institutions in India and export markets.
Learning Objectives : Describe the components of a chemical system. Explore how changes to one aspect of a chemical system affect the function of that system. Optimize the design of a chemical system. The activity concludes with a classroom competition of the engineered rockets. Students apply their knowledge of chemical reactions to solve the engineering problem, "What is the best way to modify a chemical reaction to maximize the altitude of a rocket?" Teams complete a prototype activity during which they observe the effects of chemical changes in a chemical system. Next, they create a simple rocket to explore the energy transformations that propel the rocket into the air. During the design challenge, teams brainstorm ways to modify the reaction and the design of the rocket tube to maximize altitude.
Technical specifications
Specification |
As published |
Product type |
Chemistry teaching kit |
Manufactured in |
Ambala, Haryana, India |
Only the figures published for this model are listed above. Confirm overall size, moulding material, packing dimensions and gross weight in writing before ordering, particularly for tender or export consignments.
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Range and ordering
This item is part of the Chemical Reactions range within Biology Lab Equipment. Bulk, tender and OEM quantities, including buyer branding, are handled through lab tenders and OEM orders. Email [email protected] or use the contact page.
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