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Physical Science<br />

Electricity/Electrostatics<br />

Barlow’s Wheel<br />

Barlow’s Wheel, invented by an English<br />

mathematician in 1822, is a type of electric<br />

motor that demonstrates the relationship<br />

between electricity and<br />

magnetism. As electrons enter the<br />

system, eddy currents are attracted<br />

to powerful neodymium magnets,<br />

causing wheel to spin. Requires four<br />

“AA” batteries (not included). Sh. wt.<br />

4.50 lbs.<br />

SB48373M— $87.80<br />

Gold Leaf Electroscope<br />

Sturdy electroscope features a metal case with front<br />

and rear glass windows for preventing air currents<br />

from affecting the deflection of the leaves. Leaves<br />

are gold and aluminum. Leaf support rod is held in<br />

place by an insulating plastic sleeve. A graduated<br />

scale is also provided for measuring the deflection<br />

from 0°-90°. Includes instructions. Overall dimensions:<br />

6" x 4" x 8". Grades 6—12. Sh. wt. 0.68 kgs.<br />

SB34799M — $30.50<br />

What Is... Resistance?<br />

Concepts you always wanted to learn, teach, and prove about resistance! In this kit<br />

experiments prove and explain the concepts of and prove the various laws governing<br />

resistance. There is finally a comprehensive, hands-on activity kit that demonstrates<br />

Ohms Law, factors affecting resistance, length, cross-section, heat, series, parallel, and so<br />

much more. Detailed instructional booklet provided along with two multimeters for use<br />

as voltmeter and ammeter, rheostat, battery boxes, text wires, resistance coils, alligator<br />

clip leads, candles, lamp socket, bulbs, and contact key. Sh. wt. 11 lbs.<br />

SB42283M — $136.00<br />

NASCO Friction Rod Kit<br />

The perfect kit for demonstrating the generation of electrostatic charges using a friction<br />

rod. The complete kit includes a solid plastic rod, hard rubber rod and ebonite, and<br />

a hollow glass rod (closed at one end); three friction pads (flannel, silk, animal fur); balloons;<br />

and instructions. Sh. wt. 0.37 kgs.<br />

SB13247M — $34.25<br />

Set of 4 Friction Rods.<br />

Sh. wt. 0.37 kgs.<br />

SB29015M — $11.55<br />

Set of 4 Friction Pads.<br />

Sh. wt. 0.29 kgs.<br />

SB29016M — $26.05<br />

Electroscope<br />

Show how two similarly charged objects repel.<br />

Classic electroscope with 10-cm square glass<br />

view area. Includes two pair die-cut aluminum<br />

foil, brass hanger, glass panels, ball terminal,<br />

insulator, and instructions. Grade 6 and up. Sh.<br />

wt. 0.37 kgs.<br />

SB28885M — $33.65<br />

Replacement Foil. Two pair die-cut aluminum<br />

leaves for use with Electroscope (SB28885M). Sh.<br />

wt. 0.06 kgs.<br />

SB28912M — $3.90<br />

Force on a Conductor in a Magnetic Field<br />

Demonstrates the interaction between electricity and magnetism. A metal rod rests<br />

on a pair of metal rails in a U-shaped magnet. When current passes through the rod,<br />

it reacts to the force and moves along the rails. Detachable magnets allow change of<br />

polarity. Operates on 3V DC. Measures 7-1⁄2" x 2-3⁄4" x 2-1⁄3". Sh. wt. 0.88 lbs.<br />

SB48375M — $23.75<br />

Basic Electroscope<br />

Sensitive and easy to use. Transparent plastic<br />

case prevents air flow from interfering with<br />

the deflection of leaves, but allows observation<br />

from all directions. Grounding eliminates<br />

deflections caused by charges residing in the<br />

case. Measures 6-1⁄3" x 4" x 2-3⁄4".<br />

Sh. wt. 0.38 lbs.<br />

SB48376M — $8.95<br />

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