"Ward's+Phenomena+Lab+Activities"

Features one scoop end and one spatula end with knife edge. Perfect for a variety of laboratory uses.

Powered by (4) 'C' batteries, it can lift objects up to 100lbs.

Learn about biplastics and how their composition affects their physical properties.

Learn about amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, and how to separate and identify them using paper chromatography.

Flexible, Insulated Wire.

Used to study static and friction.

A simple way to demonstrate parallel and series circuits.

Crystals and crystal sections up to 1", Mohs’ hardness of 9.

An easy, inexpensive way to effectively demonstrate conservation of energy and momentum

Bright blue crystalline veins and coatings in a matrix of mixed copper ore.

Friction blocks are useful for teaching the basics of force and motion.

Demonstrate Characteristics of Primary and Secondary Cells

The Dynamo illustrates how electricity is produced.

Unit consists of a sturdy metal frame carrying a DC motor with an eccentric shaft for exciting the vibrations. Clamp the frame to a table, attach a string and then simply use masses and a pulley to put tension on the string.

Illustrated dissection guide.

Made of brass, bucket with suspension loop and hook.