Spouting Cylinder, Material: acrylic cylinder, Color: clear, Demonstrate Torricellis theorem to show the relationship between water pressure and depth, includes three vertically aligned spouting nozzles positioned 4-3/4 in apart, Dimension: 19-5/16 In height
Density Set - Black Derlin, Set Of 12 Derlin Cylindrical Bars Of Different Length But The Same Diameter, Students Learn That The Density Of A Substance Is Constanteven As Its Mass And Volume Change. Comes In An Attractive Wooden Holder.
Cube, Individual cubes for density experiments, Available in eight different materials: acrylic, aluminum, brass, copper, nylon, polypropylene, PVC, and steel, Each material is represented by a 1/2inch, 1inch and 11/2inch cube
Metal Blocks, For Density Determinations, Set Of Twelve In Assorted Sizes, Shapes And Masses. The Set Comprises Two Each Of Brass, Iron, Aluminium, Copper, Zinc And Lead. Masses Vary From 12 - 25 G
Density Cube, includes one each of acrylic, oak, pine, poplar, steel, aluminum, copper, brass, nylon, and PVC cubes packaged in a wooden storage box, Includes a reference table showing density values of individual specimens, Set of 10
Lead-Free Density Blocks With Hooks, Ideal For Studying Density And Specific Heat Without Using Lead. A Block Of Brass, Copper, Aluminum, And Steel Are Included In The Kit Along With A Complete Instruction Manual, Density, Specific Gravity, And Specific Heat
Density Block Set, Includes: (4) Cubes, The Set Consists Of Four 32mm Cubes Of The Following Metals: Aluminum, Brass, Lead, And Steel. Perfect For Investigating Density.
kit, properties of materials, allows students to make a wide range of investigations with only a small number of items, kit contains two sets of three metal cylinders - aluminum, copper, and steel. In one set the cylinders all have equal masses
Set Of Specific Heat Cylinders - Equal In Mass, Copper, Lead, Brass, Zinc, Iron, And Aluminium Cylinders Vary In Length From 5 Cm To 19 Cm, All Are Approximately 100G, Cylinders Are Drilled For Suspension
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