Introduce the concept of polarization with this colorful and meaningful demonstration.
Confirm Malus’ Law using the Polarizer Demonstrator and a Light Sensor. The angle is read directly from the polarizer, which is marked in 5° increments. Any light source can be used, but the experiment works especially well with the Color Mixer, as shown here.
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Self-adhesive conductive patches designed to be used with EKG Sensors. (one year shelf life).
Non-threaded and non-magnetic lab rod.
This is a set of 20 replacement membranes for use with the Diffusion/Osmosis Apparatus (ME-6940).
Non-threaded and non-magnetic lab rod.
Screw-type base light bulbs that are suitable for use with Light Bulb Sockets (EM-8630).
Set of five shrouded long black patch cords.
Replacement short bulbs for the CASTLE Kit (EM-8624A). Can also be used with PASCO Light Bulb Sockets (EM-8630).
Facilitates the use of the Motion Sensor (CI-6724A) with additional interfaces.
A small support with a low profile that will accept 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) threaded rods. The included threaded steel rod is 25 cm long.
This 10-pack of disc sets allows students to derive the meaning of pi directly from their measurements. Four plastic disks with varying diameter in each set.
