"physics kits"

Use the PEM Electrolyzer to produce hydrogen and oxygen using only pure water and an external power source. Take your pick of power sources, all available from Horizon: small solar cell, wind turbines, fuel cells, mechanical hand cranks, or batteries. Using the high-tech proton exchange membrane, this tiny electrolyzer will produce hydrogen for use in any classroom or laboratory activities.

This ripple tank is transparent, acrylic plastic and supported in a sturdy plastic frame.

Easily measure and analyze static charges.

A variety of lenses and prism block shapes, packed in a wood storage case.

Measure the width/thickness of the given samples by analyzing the diffraction pattern.

Students measure pressure with a precision manometer.

Educators can conduct a comprehensive array of density experiments with the density/slope class set.

Students use this experiment to determine the velocity of sound as a function of temperature.

This working model hydraulic/pneumatic jack shows how hydraulic or pneumatic systems can multiply forces.

Visual scientifics inclined plane and car.

Use solar power to teach STEAM with ease…while charging your USB device!

Students apply concepts of conservation of energy to a loop setup, then consider the forces involved in roller coasters.

This inquiry-based activity allows students to investigate and verify projectile equations.

Add some student imagination and easily gathered items and students can start investigating pulleys and gears.

Two Activities Introduce Your Students to the Periodic Table of Elements

Study the response of PIN diode in both forward bias and reverse bias conditions.