Classroom Electricity and Magenetism Studies
Tex Magnetic Fingerprint Powder Applicator
Powerful applicator.
Kemtec™ Let's Build Electromagnets Kit
Introduce the Engineering Design Process for problem solving as you explore electricity and magnetism in this electromagnet building exercise.
Supertek™ Miniature DC Motor
Miniature DC mortor, a component part of many kits, this pre-assembled miniature motor operates on 1.5V or 3V DC.
Supertek™ Electroscope, Metal Case
Enclosed to prevent air currents from affecting the deflection of leaves. Each leaf is suspended from two small hooks.
Supertek™ Floating Magnets Kit
This Floating Magnets Kit teaches all about magnetic fields.
Walter Products™ Strength Comparison of Magnetic Force of Electromagnet Experiment
Compare the magnetic forces of electromagnets with this classroom experiment.
Vernier™ Inductor
This air-core inductor is made from 20 gauge copper wire. It has an inductance of 5 mH and low resistance. A metal core can be added to increase inductance.
Innovating Science™ Electric Art Kit
Innovating Science™ Electric Art Kit A uses a copper pen to electrolyze a solution of potassium iodide and draw on a piece of filter paper. The color of the ink changes depending on whether the copper is acting as the cathode, or the anode in the electrolytic cell.
Neon Wand
Demonstrate the effects of ionization and excitation of different gases.
Super Magnet Lab Kit
Get magnetized.
Volta's Hailstorm
Create a tempest in a teapot.
Magnetic Wands
Introduce children to the magic of magnetism.
ARBOR SCIENTIFIC FUN FLY STICK
Fun Fly Stick is a must have electrostatics experiment that is as easy to demonstrate as it is fun. Turn on the levitation wand and toss one of the five flying toys included into the air. Touch the wand to the toy once and shake it off.
