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A versatile and reliable supply for electron physics and other experiments requiring medium to high voltages at relatively low currents.
The 600 lines/mm grating is strongly blazed in the first order.
Designed for experiments involving low light level conditions. ScienceWorkshop version.
This is included in the Deflection of Beta Particles system and available separately.
The complete solution for studying the difference between Force and Spring Deformation and investigate both spring compressing and extension.
This rugged set features a heavy base to allow the stretching of springs without toppling the unit. Investigate the relationship between force and the stretching effect it has on a spring.
Includes three springs with the same diameter and length, but different spring constants.
A rugged cast-iron mass set that is coated with enamel.
The Hover Puck glides on a self-generated cushion of air across any smooth surface, including low-pile carpet. The rubber bumper provides protection for the puck and other objects during collisions. (Appearance may vary)
Experience frictionless motion to better understand Newton’s Laws. Students can easily ride on the hovercraft to experience it for themselves.
Mechanical model that simulates the muscles and motion of an actual human arm. To activate the motion students pull on the cord.
Plastic lenses create images for normal vision, far-sightedness, near-sightedness and astigmatism. Additional lenses are placed in front of the eye to correct for vision problems.
Set of structures equipment which allows for construction and demonstration of Human Arm, Human Leg and Human Back Models.
One block feels cold to the touch while the other block feels slightly warm. Both blocks are at room temperature but have very different thermal conductivities.
In this experiment designed for use with PASCO Capstone software, the temperature, volume, and pressure of a gas are measured simultaneously to show that they change according to the Ideal Gas Law.
