This fuel cell can be dismantled, so its constituent parts can be studied.
Different variants can be built, since an electrode with less catalyst is supplied and the cell can be constructed to use atmospheric air or pure oxygen.
Allows students to measure angular velocity, acceleration, centripetal forces, and other full range of motion experiments.
Combines features that significantly improve the ease of setup, the durability of the Torsion Band and the quality of results. In the newer models the spheres are tungsten rather than lead.
Allows students to study the behavior of a physical pendulum in either harmonic or chaotic motion.
Determines the current through the sensor by measuring the voltage across the internal resistor.
A 2000 turn wire coil on one end of a wand that has two terminals at the other end to accommodate banana plug contacts, permitting easy connection of an electric circuit.
The Stress Strain Apparatus lets students observe stress and strain as they stretch a material to the point of fracture.
Replacement Spheres and collars for the Gravitational Torsion Balance (AP-8215A). Designed to convert to Tungsten while maintaining the proper large sphere dimensions.
Allows the students observation of velocity of drop rising in an electric field, then permits calculation of the force on the charge carried by the oil drop.
Designed for experiments involving low light level conditions. ScienceWorkshop version.
Replacement test coupons for the Stress/Strain Apparatus.
