"Modern Physics"

Clear Measurements in Classic Study of Electrons

With this apparatus, students compute the value for Planck’s Constant using a LED.

A classical experiment to determine the speed of light in air.

LEYBOLD® Chemistry Experiments.

This low-cost, portable unit instantly measures levels of harmful beta, gamma, and X radiations on its compressed scale meter.

Precise Determinations of Photoelectric Effect

LEYBOLD® Chemistry Experiments.

Design and create fantastic structures while learning about Newton's Laws.

High precision, quantitative atomic spectra experiment.

Unique demonstration of the interaction of longitudinal sound waves and transverse light waves.

With this meter, you can survey for alpha, beta, and gamma radioactivity or monitor a work area.

Measuring apparatus for investigating the elastic deformation of rods of flat geometry and for determining the modulus of elasticity.

Basic apparatus for providing contact, power supply and support to a germanium crystal on a circuit board in experiments on the Hall effect or on conductivity. Includes an integrated, adjustable constant current source to provide the current through the sample, a measuring amplifier with offset compensation for Hall voltages and heating to raise the crystal to as high as 170 °C, also featuring temperature regulation and a switchable display showing Hall voltage, sample current, sample voltage or temperature.

Measure the wavelength and threshold voltage of an LED and calculate Planck’s constant.

Classic experiment that yields basic evidence for the existence of quantum states.

Utilize the power of a spectrometer to investigate surface plasma resonance.