"Avantor"

Incredibly simple alternative to traditional force tables.

Kit 'H' Mad Science Kit

Ideal for studying collisions in two dimensions, these pucks can be supported on plastic beads or levitated with air from the balloons to reduce friction. Use on any smooth, flat surface. The pucks measure 10 cm in diameter, and one puck is twice the mass of the other two.

Cutting Edge Construction and Physical Engineering

Educational Materials, Mechanics, Application: Physics, Launch System

An Entertaining and Efficient Hands-On System for Introducing Physics

Low cost easy to use lab for studying elastic and inelastic collisions.

This apparatus is full of activities.

Turn students' fascination into a science lesson.

Visualize and compare the relative strengths of different magnetic fields.

Explore the factors affecting the electrical resistance of conductive modeling dough.

Explore a standing wave on a string and determine the linear mass density of the string.

Study rays reflecting off plane and curved mirrors, determine the focal length of a curved mirror.

Study rays refracting through various transparent media, then determine the focal length of a lens.

Use a calorimetric technique to determine the temperature of a Bunsen burner flame.

Use Bernoulli’s Principle to predict the landing spot of a stream of water leaking from a bucket.