"Educational Materials"

Explore solar energy with this innovative science kit designed to help students investigate energy transformations. A hinged box helps students discover how the angle of photovoltaic panels relative to the sun affects power output. Compare your experimental findings to online sun-angle calculators.

The High Current Sensor has a range of ±10 A. Current is measured with a Hall Effect sensor, which uses the magnetic field created by the current and therefore does not add a resistive element to the circuit. A metal shield over the Hall Effect chip reduces the influence of external magnets. A replaceable fuse protects the equipment and circuit.

The sound level sensor allows users to easily measure sound level in decibels (dB) in a variety of school settings. Simply connect and collect, as no background knowledge of sound-level weighting, response times, or the decibel scale is needed to use this sensor.

Accessories for Vernier® Nitrate Ion-Selective Electrode

Investigate the motion of a pendulum.

This kit contains all accessories for performing chemistry and biology experiments using any of the Vernier pressure sensors.

Our Electrode Support is a great complement to the Vernier Stir Station, as well as a perfect holder for many sensors. It is built to connect to all standard ring-stand posts; its large-handled locking nut keeps your sensors firmly in place.

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.

This adapter allows a Go!Temp or Go!Link* to connect to the USB port of a TI-Nspire handheld or TI-84 graphing calculator. The adapter has a USB standard-A receptacle which connects to the Go!Temp or Go!Link and a USB Mini-A USB plug that connects to the calculator. The adapter can also be used with the USB cable that comes with a Go!Motion.

Compatible with Vernier's 1st generation dynamics carts.

This 4-wavelength Vernier® Colorimeter is great for Beer's law experiments, determining the concentration of unknown solutions, or studying changes in concentration vs. time.

-The new design includes a one-button automatic calibration feature.
-Fifteen 3.5 ml cuvettes are included.
-A package of 100 replacement cuvettes (with 20 lids) is available separately.

The O₂ gas sensor measures oxygen concentration in air, and is temperature compensated for use in different environments. It has a wide measurement range, allowing it to be used to study human and cellular respiration. The O₂ gas sensor also includes a 250 ml bottle that can be used to study the rusting of iron, or as a respiration chamber for monitoring plants and insects.

This is the primary generator for wind turbine experiments because it runs smoothly and provides high power output at a relatively low RPM. This is the competition generator used in KidWind Challenge events. This generator has 4-foot leads which are attached with shrink-wrapped, reinforced soldering. Typical output in non-geared wind devices is 0.5–2.5 V at 0.1–0.3 A.

The Microstirrer takes the place of the stirring bar that is typically used with a laboratory magnetic stirrer. The new Vernier Microstirrer easily attaches to the end of a pH Sensor, Conductivity Probe, Dissolved Oxygen Probe, or Ion-Selective Electrode. When the magnetic stirrer plate (required, but not included) is turned on, its magnetic field turns the paddle wheel of the Microstirrer, resulting in enhanced stirring near the electrode tip. The Microstirrer works with any magnetic stirrer.

Hands-On Investigation of Genetic Inheritance

The Motion Encoder Cart is a dynamics cart compatible with the Vernier Dynamics Cart and Track System. The Motion Encoder Cart replaces a motion detector when used for dynamics cart-on-track activities. An optical sensor beneath the dynamics cart senses the passage of the cart over a marked strip on the track. The position information is sent as an encoded IR signal to a receiver at the track’s end. By avoiding the possibility of stray sound reflections, this optical-only system provides excellent, repeatable, and noise-resistant motion data.