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The Vernier Flash photolysis spectrometer is a simple, user-friendly device for demonstrating the fundamental principles of chemical kinetics and photochemistry to undergraduate chemistry students.

This completely wireless system simplifies experiment setup and allows basic experiments to be conducted with or without the track.

Measure grip strength, pinch strength, and muscle fatigue wirelessly with Go Direct® Hand dynamometer.

The four-wavelength Go Direct Colorimeter measures absorbance or transmittance of a liquid sample.

Collect acceleration, rotation, and altitude data in the classroom or in the field.

Quickly measures a full wavelength spectrum.

Use the Go Direct® Tris-compatible flat pH sensor to measure the pH of a solution or semisolid, such as food or soil.

Evaluate structure and material strength.

The Go Direct Calcium Ion-Selective Electrode (ISE) can be used to measure the concentration of calcium (Ca²⁺) in aqueous samples.

The Pressure sensor 400 is the optimal sensor for conducting physical and analytical chemistry experiments, such as approximating the adiabatic expansion of a gas, Charles' law experiments, and ideal gas law investigations. It measures absolute pressures from 0 to 400 kPa and operates with excellent accuracy over a wide temperature range. The robust metal fittings allow for a tight, leakproof seal to reaction apparatus.

The Go Direct Melt Station accurately determines the melting temperature of solid substances.

Designed for use in situations in which low thermal mass or flexibility is required, the Go Direct Surface Temperature Sensor connects wirelessly via Bluetooth® or wired via USB to your device.

Measuring the temperature of a distillation has never been safer-your students can conduct an experiment within the laboratory fume hood while collecting data at their lab station.

A fast and effective method to evaluate the strength of trusses.

The Go Direct Current Probe measures the electric currents in circuits.

The Go Direct Sensor cart features built-in, wireless sensors for one-dimensional dynamics and kinematics experiments.