Product Details
Rubbing rod, glass
$0.00
For producing an electrostatic charge by rubbing with fur etc.
Email: contact@ciderhouse.com.au
Related Products
Replacement Test Coupons (Full Set)
Replacement Test Coupons (Full Set)Replacement test coupons for the Stress/Strain Apparatus.
Gravitational Torsion Balance Replacement Spheres
Gravitational Torsion Balance Replacement SpheresReplacement Spheres and collars for the Gravitational Torsion Balance (AP-8215A). Designed to convert to Tungsten while maintaining the proper large sphere dimensions.
Laser Speed of Light System
Laser Speed of Light SystemAllows students to conduct experiments to measure the speed of light. Reflect a laser off a movable mirror into a light receiver to measure phase differences.
Essential Physics Modular Circuits Kit
Essential Physics Modular Circuits KitThis system is ideal for hands-on experimentation with basic circuits and includes more components than the Basic Set, as well as sensors. It is a component of the Essential Physics program.
Detector Coil (400 turn)
Detector Coil (400 turn)A 400 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.
Millikan Oil Drop Apparatus
Millikan Oil Drop ApparatusAllows 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.
Dynamics Track Mount
Dynamics Track MountAllows a rotary motion sensor to mount on a Dynamics Track and act as a high resolution bi-directional Smart Pulley.
Linear Motion Accessory
Linear Motion AccessorySlides through a special slot in the Rotary Motion Sensor and allows you to measure short linear distances.
Force Sensor
Force SensorDesigned to measure both pulling and pushing forces allowing labs from cart collisions to tug-of-war.
Millikan LED Light Source
Millikan LED Light SourceLED Light Source with adjustable brightness control, for use with Millikan Oil Drop Apparatus.
