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Chemistry, Physics
Calorimeter with lid
This calorimeter with lid allows you to perform simple experiments with energy conservation and heat transfer. The lid comes with a stirrer and a rubber gasket with a hole for a rod thermometer. Both the inner and outer cups are made of steel with an insulating foam ring between them, while the lid is made of transparent acrylic sheet.
SKU: FR-274020 -
Chemistry, Physics
Electrolysis tank with syringes
The electrolysis vessel consists of a cylindrical chamber in acrylic with two graphite electrodes mounted in the bottom. The vessel has an internal dimension of ø 73 mm . The top is designed with two clamps that can each hold a syringe where the produced gas is collected and can later be tapped for further identification.
SKU: FR-453020 -
Chemistry, Physics, STEM
Fuel cell vehicle, Hydrocar
The Hydrocar fuel cell car shows how hydrogen produced by electrolysis can be used as a fuel. The solar panel supplies power to the electrolysis unit, which produces hydrogen that powers the car via a fuel cell based on hydrogen combustion. The electrolysis unit can be purchased as a spare part.
SKU: FR-452980 -
Physics, STEM
Solar cell car, rechargeable
This solar car is a small model car equipped with a rechargeable battery. The battery is charged when the car is exposed to sunlight or a powerful lamp, after which the car can continue to drive without direct sunlight. It provides a practical and visual demonstration of how solar energy can be stored and used as a motive power.
SKU: FR-488534 -
Physics, STEM
Solar cell kit
The solar cell kit consists of a small solar panel and associated components such as a motor, sounder, light source and connecting wires. The kit is simple and compact, which makes it easy to get started with experiments involving solar energy. On the back of the panel, it is possible to connect the cells in series or parallel using sockets, and at the same time an included bulb can be connected so that the solar cells’ output can be made visible. There is also the possibility that the solar cells supply energy to other objects such as cars, games and the like.
SKU: FR-488580 -
Physics, STEM
Solar energy experiment set
Solderless solar kit with 10 project ideas and English instructions. Includes breadboard (80 × 60 mm), microcontroller, solar cell, resistors, transistors, diodes, speaker and battery box. Projects range from solar LED and “attention grabber” to musical instrument, IR tester, garden lamp, motion sensor and battery charger. Good addition to an existing electronics/breadboard kit.
SKU: FR-655010 -
Physics, STEM
Solar panel, Budget
Solar panels have cells that can be used individually or together. Each cell in the panel can be connected to a source, making it possible to see the effect of anything from 1 to 4 active cells. Each cell has a voltage of 1.5 V (DC), which is why the output voltage on the product can be varied from 1.5 V to 6 V.
The solar panel comes with safety cables and can be angled between 0-80 o .
SKU: FR-488508 -
Chemistry, Physics
Voltameter, electrolysis tank, student version
The electrolysis vessel is made of clear acrylic with embedded platinum electrodes in the bottom, and has internal dimensions of Ø 61 x 56 mm (160 mL). It is used for experiments with electrolysis, where hydrogen and oxygen can be produced from a liquid, typically a 1 M dilute sulfuric acid solution as electrolyte. Maximum supply voltage for the electrolysis is 5 V DC, connected via safety sockets. External dimensions are Ø 87 x 76 mm.
SKU: FR-453000 -
Physics, STEM
Wind turbine with blades and LEDs
This turbine model can be used to investigate how there is a correlation between blade profiles and the effect these can produce.
The mill is supplied with three different profiled blade sets.
It can run with 1, 2 or 3 wings respectively, and the wings can be pitched/adjusted.
SKU: FR-500545
