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Radiometer
Radiometer

A great conversation piece that demonstrates important energy concepts.
Digital Geiger Counter
Digital Geiger Counter

AC or battery operated, lightweight, and durable, this unit is perfect for lab or field investigations. Measures low-level alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.
Convection of Gases Apparatus
Convection of Gases Apparatus

Apparatus consists of a metal box with a clear shatterproof acrylic front panel, two glass chimneys, candle, and a cotton-filled wick as smoke source. Instructions included.
Density Cube Set
Density Cube Set

Choose from sets of 10 or 4 specimens.
Archimedes' Principle Apparatus
Archimedes' Principle Apparatus

Demonstrate buoyancy and displacement.
Ball and Ring Apparatus
Ball and Ring Apparatus

Demonstrate thermodynamic properties of metal with this classic experiment. All brass construction, with black lacquer finish wood handles. Includes instruction sheet.
Equilibrium Apparatus with Capillary Tubes
Equilibrium Apparatus with Capillary Tubes

Demonstrates that capillary rise is dependent upon the inside diameter of the tube.
Equilibrium Apparatus
Equilibrium Apparatus

Liquid rises to the same level in each vessel, regardless of shape.
Heat Transfer Apparatus
Heat Transfer Apparatus

Observe and measure the transfer of heat by an aluminum bar between two water samples of different temperatures. The two insulated containers have foam lids and mounted thermometers.
Bimetal Strip (Compound Bar)
Bimetal Strip (Compound Bar)

Quickly and easily demonstrate thermal properties of matter!
Buzzer  In Vacuum Apparatus
Buzzer In Vacuum Apparatus

Sound cannot travel through a vacuum. Demonstrate this with the classic "bell in jar" experiment. The bell gets fainter as air is pumped from the jar and pressure decreases.
Elasticity of Gases Apparatus
Elasticity of Gases Apparatus

This popular Boyle's Law experiment comes with a low cost. Pressure versus the reciprocal of the volume are plotted as uniform masses are added to the top platform in search of a straight line.