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[NA_SciEd] Ward's® Schist (Talc Tremolite)
[NA_SciEd] Ward's® Schist (Talc Tremolite)
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Nitrogen Cycle Poster
Learn the Cycles of the Atmosphere’s Most Abundant Gas
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Wind Vane Demonstrator, SCIENCE FIRST INC SE
Simple to operate and easy to use, this economical wind vane clearly provides current wind direction. Its heavy cast base and sturdy post support a sensitive cone bearing assembly that responds to even the slightest wind. Place the “N” portion of the wind vane in the northern position and read off the direction shown by the pointer.
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