- sample container with living specimens
- tweezers
- pipette to count drops of catalyst
- disposable wooden stir stick
- cups for mixing
- molds for casting, e.g. made of polypropylene, latex, natural rubber, flexible vinyl plastic, e.g.reusable molds (Note: Some mold types require the use of a mold release to keep the casting from sticking to the molds)
- or acrylic box with magnifier cover - large 1.5” x 1.5” x 1.5” or small - 1” x 1” x 0.75” as permanent
- preservation boxes instead of reusable molds, from which you remove the casting after it has cured
Chemicals:
- casting resin and catalyst, e.g. Clear Polyester Casting Resin with catalyst or Easy Cast Clear Casting Epoxy
- mold release/conditioner to clean and condition molds for longer use
- ethanol 95 %
- acetone or rubbing alcohol for clean up instruments
Equipment:
- fume hood or other well-ventilated area! (resin causes strong styrene vapor during curing)
- level working surface, covered with layers of wax paper
- Gloves
- Newspaper or plastic bags (for work surface)
- Goggles
Grit May and Joe Courneya. 2008. Lesson Plan: Creating a classroom collection of Macroinvertebrates. CWE Project Specialist. NDSU Extension Educational Design Specialist.
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