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Middle and High School STEM.

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Classic Design for Quantitative Work

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Durable solenoid for induction experiments.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Six aluminum replacement leaves for the Electroscope Assembly without Flask.

Supplier: Arcor Electronics

Use this durable push-button switch in battery circuits. Includes: mounting screws.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

For electrical circuits with low voltages and high currents; copper wire encased in highly flexible PVC; equipped at either end with a laminated safety plug and a fully-insulated axial jack for connecting additional patch cords.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Assortment of components for basic experiments in the area of electronics using a component plug-in board.

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Get Hands-On (Literally) with Conductivity.

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Ideal for studying electricity.

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Nine level conductivity meter shows the relative conductivity/resistance of liquids and solids. As the conductivity of the tested material increases, the number of glowing red LEDs will increase to a maximum of 8, which indicates a very good conductor. There will be zero glowing red LEDs if the material has a very low electrical conductivity (is a good insulator).

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Demonstrate the Stirling Design External Combustion Engine with our 18×11 cm working model. The Stirling engine currently is being re-examined as a practical source of power because of its adaptability to almost any fuel. First produced in the 1800’s as a non-electric fan and an automatic hot air water pump, the engine soon became obsolete due to its lack of sufficient power when compared to the newly developed combustion engine. Any fuel can be used with our model, but denatured alcohol is suggested for clean operation.

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A complete classroom solution to the daunting task of teaching electronics.

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Multiple value resistances with 4mm sockets

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Demonstrate the attraction and repulsion of electrostatic charges. An aluminum stand is used to suspend two pith balls of different colors.

Supplier: Wards

Excellent tool for viewing magnetic fields.

Supplier: BROWN DOG GADGETS

A complete classroom solution to the daunting task of teaching electronics and programming.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Helmholtz coils are used to produce a homogeneous magnetic field. Experiments on induction and electron deflection can be performed with the Rotary Frame with Flat Coil and the Fine Beam Tube. The coils can be used in parallel or in series and feature a spring clip on the cross bar to mount a Hall Sensor for measurements of the magnetic field. The maximum field strength generated by the coils (~ 4 mT) is approximately 750 times weaker than that produced by an MRI machine (~ 3T), which are known to be safe for use by people with medical implants such as pacemakers.

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This advanced kit of 320 projects not only introduces students to the basics of electricity and electronics, but also provides them with hands-on experience in the practical application of those concepts.

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Replacement flash lamp bulbs.

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Enhance your electroscope with these fine gold leaves.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Classroom electroscope housed in a 250 ml borosilicate flask.

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Demonstrate and measure electromotive force.

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All of these lamps will fit our miniature screw base receptacles except for type GE 40, which is a flange base flashlight bulb. Package of 10.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD- Small Parts Not for Children Under 3 Years.

Supplier: Wards

Barlow's wheel ideal for demonstrating Lorentz force.

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Demonstrates process of energy conversion.

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Learn how to measure the stiffness of wires.

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Measure an electric current by determining the magnitude and direction of the horizontal component of Earth’s magnetic field. Set the compass needle parallel to the coil, pass an unknown current through, and measure the angle of deflection. Features copper magnet wire, adjustable potentiometer, compass, and non-magnetic stand. Required but not included is one D battery.

Supplier: Sempco

A thin aluminum coating produces great sensitivity to electrostatic charges. Styrofoam pith-like balls measure 8 mm in diameter and each has a silk suspension cord.

Supplier: Elenco Electronics

Electronics Snap Circuit Kits feature easy-to-connect components, making them perfect for elementary electronics labs.

Supplier: QUANTUM LEVITATION LTD

The Quantum Levitators are intended for science demonstrations and visual display.