Pulley, Single Sheave, Pulleys wheels are made of plastic and mounted securely in an aluminum housing with a hook on both the top and bottom for suspension, Size: 50mm
Hall'S Car, Single, Can Be Used With An Inclined Plane, Weights, And Pulleys To Study Relationship Between Energy And Work. It Features A Molded One-Piece Body With A Central Well To Hold Additional Masses, Molded Wheels Have Sleeve Bearings
Knife Switch, Single Pole - Double Throw, Single Pole - Double Throwdurable Plastic Base Knife Switches That Stand Up During Tough Student Use. Poles & Knives Are Made Of Brass For Good Electrical Connections.
Laser Diffraction Kit, lets students create, view, and measure diffraction and interference patterns, kit includes two laser pointers-red and green - along with a convenient mounting base and a slide set of diffraction objects
Knife Switch, Single Pole - Single Throw, Durable Plastic Base Knife Switches That Stand Up During Tough Student Use. Poles & Knives Are Made Of Brass For Good Electrical Connections.
Water Kit, Magnetic Water Molecules, 1 Cup, Contents: Plastic Cup: 1, Water Molecules: 12, Sodium: 1, Chloride: 1, Ethane Molecule: 1, Hydroxyl Group: 1, fun tool to help you teach water concepts, students will use these magnetic water molecules to discover hydrogen bonding, make ice etc
Pulley Large Demonstration Single, Designed for Classroom Demonstrations, Light-weight, low-friction, and deformation-resistant plastic ensures accurate results, Open to make it easier for users to run pulley cords through them
Plastic Pulley, Single, One (1) High Quality, Single Wheeled Plastic Pulley, On A Steel Frame, With Hooks At Each End And One Plastic Pulley With A Diameter Of 50 mm, Inner Gap Of Pulley Measures 4 mm, Overall Length Is 8.9 Cm. Capable Of Holding Over 30 Lbs Of Weight.
A bang to the head kit, contains: Student instructions, Concussion Fact Sheet, Concussion: What Happens to the Brain and Nerve Cells S100B Color Chart, S100B Test Paper (simulated), 4 Blood Plasma samples (simulated)
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