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Physical Science<br />

Nature of Liquid and Gas<br />

Harbottle<br />

Help students understand the meaning of fluid pressure<br />

and pressure reduction. A Harbottle is a round<br />

glass container with a balloon inside and stretched over<br />

its opening. A hole in the flattened base is fitted with a<br />

rubber stopper. Students are amazed when the balloon<br />

remains inflated inside the bottle even though it is not<br />

tied off or sealed. Includes instructions.<br />

Grade 7 and up. Balloon not included.<br />

Sh. wt. 1.25 lbs.<br />

SB45692M — $33.95<br />

Osmosis &<br />

Diffusion Kit —<br />

Lab-Aids<br />

® No. 22<br />

This kit allows students to<br />

observe diffusion through a<br />

membrane in two directions at<br />

the same time. In addition, they<br />

can observe the selective perme-<br />

ability of a membrane — some<br />

substances can pass through a<br />

membrane and others cannot.<br />

Complete for 30 students.<br />

Sh. wt. 1.79 kgs.<br />

SA08212M — $104.15<br />

Accent: What is Density? Kit<br />

Model solids, liquids, and gases and watch how they behave to show what density means<br />

in the real world. Students will create models of a substance in different phases and test<br />

models for “sinkability” and “floatability” and relate this to density. By modeling gases,<br />

liquids, and solids, students will realize that it is a volume, not weight, that determines<br />

the behavior of a substance. The kit includes Density ID set with 12 unique samples in<br />

linseed-coated hardwood base (aluminum, brass, copper, acrylic Pyrex, rubber, Delrin<br />

plastic, PVC, Teflon, tekaform, poplar, and oak), box of 250 toothpicks, 300 blue foam<br />

squares, 12 plastic containers, four cans of Magic Dough in four colours, and instructions.<br />

Grades 6-12. Sh. wt. 8.69 lbs.<br />

SB42308M — $118.95<br />

Gas Law Apparatus<br />

with Temperature Gauge<br />

Use this apparatus to experiment with the<br />

elastic properties of a measured quantity of gas.<br />

This unit makes the understanding of Boyle’s<br />

Gas Law easy and helps to show the relationship<br />

between the pressure, temperature, and<br />

volume of a gas that is constant. Simply twist<br />

the handles to compress the air and read the<br />

volume, temperature, and pressure from the<br />

scales. Repeat the process to confirm that the<br />

relationship stays the same. Grades 9-12.<br />

Sh. wt. 3.50 lbs.<br />

SB45488M — $95.15<br />

BEST<br />

SELLER<br />

Density of Liquids Lab Investigation<br />

Dramatic, visual investigation of how density causes liquids to behave! Engaging demonstration<br />

provides your students with a firsthand look at the density properties of liquids.<br />

Your class will design and create their own multicolored density column — layer-by-layer!<br />

Then they’ll use their creation to solve a problem! After your students use their observations<br />

to understand the principles of density, you can challenge them to extend their<br />

exploration by creating a coloured lava tube. The investigation’s inquiry-based approach<br />

allows students to go beyond rote learning. In the process, they’ll stimulate their curiosity<br />

and strengthen their logical thinking capabilities. Grades 7-10. Sh. wt. 4.50 lbs.<br />

SB43560M — $94.00<br />

Floating Density Spheres<br />

A set of six solid plastic spheres and all<br />

the <strong>materials</strong> needed for producing and<br />

using a density gradient. The spheres<br />

float at different levels in the gradient<br />

as a result of their different known densities.<br />

The densities of additional small<br />

material specimens (included) may be<br />

determined by dropping them into the<br />

gradient and noting which sphere they<br />

float alongside. Requires water and<br />

corn syrup, sugar, or salt (not included).<br />

Grades 8-12. Sh. wt. 1.75 lbs.<br />

SB48430M — $14.90<br />

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Drinking Bird<br />

This fascinating education toy has been around<br />

for years! Dip its head into a glass of water,<br />

stand the bird up, and it never stops drinking.<br />

Great discussion starter in the<br />

classroom. Explanation included.<br />

Sh. wt. 0.82 kgs.<br />

SB33734M — $13.10<br />

Archimedes’ Principle Apparatus<br />

Demonstrate Archimedes’ principle. Larger model has a much larger<br />

capacity than traditional models, offering higher accuracy and<br />

easier operation. The cup and white nylon cylinder have marked<br />

divisions, which allow the students to repeat the experiment with<br />

different volumes. Activity guide included. The apparatus also<br />

requires a 200 g spring scale, an overflow can, and a<br />

beaker (not included). 3" x 3" x 3". Grades 7-12. Sh. wt. 7 lbs.<br />

SB48235M — $8.75<br />

Tel: 1.800.668.0600 Fax: 1.800.668.0602

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