"physics kits"

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.

Unique Shapes Challenge Students’ Assumptions

Incorporate a fun-filled, ART and Science crossover project into your STEAM curriculum!

The Tesla Coil Demonstration Apparatus transmits electricity without wires.

Find the concentration of a liquid using the samples of known concentration using the Beer-Lambert law.

Students measure the mass of an object based on oscillation rather tha Earth's gravity.

Isaac Newton could never have imagined that upper elementary and middle school students could explore his mathematically derived laws of motion using straws, compact discs, wooden spools, and balloons.

Gives students a real feel for what it takes to be a real detective. This basic introduction to forensic science covers many bases, including cells, cell structure, and magnification.

This module has enough program space, execution speed, and I/O pins for many applications.

Economical set for studying friction.

Kits for demonstrating thermal energy and heat transfer.

This set has been designed for simple and clear demonstration of the principles of geometrical optics - transmission, reflection and refraction.

The heavy base of the economy force table offers stability for all applications.

Students Learn How to Classify Elements

Fun experiment to illustrate motion and dynamics.

Quickly and easily tests soil samples measuring levels of pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash.