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Experiment With Sound Wave Interference

These long-lasting aluminum tuning forks have a full sound.

Closely wound steel helix for studying wave behavior.

Make sound measurements with greater precision and convenience.

Create waves and signals quickly and easily.

This bell jar demonstrates that sound waves can't travel and therefore can't be heard without air or matter.

Foam ball with buzzer audibly demonstrates the Doppler effect during motion.

The Large Wave form helix easily demonstrates wave phenomena.

With the Resonance Apparatus, students investigate the effect of frequency on wavelength.

Two sets of popular tuning forks are available.

Observe phase reversal at the fixed end of wave pulses with this spring used to test waves in fundamental and multiple vibrations.

Used for auditory responses. Available with or without fixed weights.

Used to investigate wavelength in air.

Lower Frequency Than Traditional Forks

Steel tuning forks for physics experiments.

Boomwackers are brighly colored plastic tubes tuned by length to musical notes.