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Pipette ball “Peleus ball”. Standard model. Made of heavy rubber without metal parts.
The ball is equipped with three valves for controlling suction and discharge from the pipettes.
This unique calorimeter uses a heating resistor instead of a spring coil to heat a small amount of water.
The Wireless Temperature Sensor is a general-purpose sensor found in many science labs. With a rugged, waterproof design, and long-lasting battery, students can spend more time collecting data and less time dealing with equipment.
The Wireless Pressure Sensor accurately and consistently measures absolute gas pressure.
Designed for experiments involving low light level conditions. ScienceWorkshop version.
Vials contain a vacuum sealed color forming reagent to test a variety of water quality parameters. 30 individual Ammonia test vials.
The complete solution for determining the ratio of specific heat capacities for air by measuring the period of oscillation of the piston in a cylinder filled with air.
The complete solution for investigating the Ideal Gas Law, including the special cases of Boyle’s Law and Gay-Lussac’s Law.
Measure intensity, absorbance, transmittance across the visible spectrum, and fluorescence at 405nm and 500nm.
Model, measure and understand complex density driven circulation associated with heat transfer through convection.
Allows students to explore the rate of water movement and quantify pressure changes occurring in the system.
