White europium phosphorescent glow in the dark powder - chemistry sample

What you will receive
•You will receive a 1.8ml glass vial of high quality europium based phosphorescent (glow-in-the-dark) powder. As seen in pictures

The facts
 • Produces a beautiful true white glow color.
•Great chemistry gift
•Amazing science gift
•Sweet Stocking stuffer, Christmas gift
• Great for Halloween costumes or Halloween decorations.
•Fun teaching tool
•It is a difficult and expensive glow material to make due to the high cost of the exotic chemicals
•Based on the Rare-Earth element Europium
•Europium powder can be recharged indefinitely just by holding it under bright light.(with the exception of extremes) Unlike other glow in the darks. 30 hours of glow time after being fully charged.
DISCLAIMER ABOUT PICTURES
•The pictures here do NOT do the glow justice, for the camera can not pick it all the light like our eyes can.
•The first picture shows a fully charged Vial of power in the dark 
•The second pictures show partly charged powder in a dim lighted.
•The third pictures shows the powder uncharged.

Back to the facts 

•This Phosphorescent material is at the cutting edge of chemical phosphorescent technology.
•This is not a cheap weak Chinese glow powder that wont glow a week from now. 

•This is high quality yet affordable phosphorescent powder.
•This sample is great for fun science experiments and Collections

Uses
•The powder can be mixed with almost anything from clear paint, to wax, nail polish, gel, plastics, glaze, the possibilities are endless. Do not mix with water
•One way ive seen it work with great succuss is since it is a powder it needs to be sprinkled on to the wet nail polish and then after it drys add another coat to protect it from chipping away.

•Use in non-water based paint.
•Paint over a white back ground which will enhance the visible glow. Painting glow paint over a black or dark surface will reduce the visible glow dramatically.
•The Europium powder is quite heat resistant. It can be mixed with glaze and fired in kilns to make pottery & ceramic items alike. Its temperature limit is about 1,200°F or 648.90°C

Safety and toxicity
• Non toxic
• Non radioactive
•Though it is not considerate a toxic do not ingest or inhale or ingest the powder.


Shipping
I offer free shipping to the U.S
No returns
International is additional