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Konus # 4877 Slide Set: Bacteria & Simple Organisms (10 Slides)

BH #KOBSOS • MFR #4877
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Konus # 4877 Slide Set: Bacteria & Simple Organisms (10 Slides)
Key Features
  • 10 Prepared Slides & 10 Blank Slides
  • Numbered and Labeled in 8 Languages
  • Organized in a Storage Case
Explore the world of microorganisms using the #4877 Slide Set: Bacteria & Simple Organisms from Konus. This set includes ten prepared slides featuring specimens of ten different microbes. Each slide is numbered and labeled in eight different languages.
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Explore the world of microorganisms using the #4877 Slide Set: Bacteria & Simple Organisms from Konus. This set includes ten prepared slides featuring specimens of ten different microbes. Each slide is numbered and labeled in eight different languages.

List of Included Slides
  • Hay bacilli (bacillus subtilis)
  • Milk souring bacteria (streptococcus lactis)
  • Putrefaction bacteria (Proteus vulgaris)
  • Intestinal bacteria (escherichia coli)
  • Paratyphoid bacteria (salmonella paratyphi)
  • Bacillary dysentery (shigella dysenteriae)
  • Pus bacteria (staphylococcus pyogenes)
  • Bacteria from human mouth
  • Bacteria from cheese
  • Bacteria from leavened products
UPC: 698156048771

Konu 4877 Specs

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Weight
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Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
3.85 x 3.5 x 1.25"

Konu 4877 Reviews

Just OK.

By James
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2020-12-09

Slides are not that great. Visually, most of the slides are not what I expected. Could have been mounted better.

Great beginning for my Grandson in Microscopy

By Bob Funke
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2018-03-03

My eight year old Grandson is in the perfect position and age to learn about science. I sent him a B&H digital microscope and figured if I sent some premounted items, it would grab his attention at the world we rarely get to see.� Education is so important and the sooner we can expose our young people to science the better. I don't have anything against video games, but if children can see how marvelous the world is in it's own right, we can get rid of the old notions and prepare our prodigy for the future. Next will be a reflecting telescope; from one end of the spectrum to the other.

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