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Lab-Aids® Introduction to Radioactivity and Half-Life Experiment
The properties of radioactivity and the concept of half-life determination can be difficult subjects for students to fully understand.
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Cubic, Cubic Bodied and Cubic Faced Models
These models are hand made in the USA by Klinger educational products.
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Trolley Picket Fence
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Study Acceleration and Velocity without Cart or Track
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4 Decade Resistance Box
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The 4 decade resistance box is a handy and convenient way to investigate resistance.
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Hall Effect Apparatus
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This apparatus determines hall voltage and coefficient.
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Atomic Structure Apparatus
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With the Atomic Structure Apparatus, a large manipulative helps students visualize atomic structure.
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Half Life Analogue Demonstration
Students actively model the concept of half-life and radioactive decay.
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Plancks Constant Apparatus
With this apparatus, students compute the value for Planck’s Constant using a LED.
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