Compound bar, Copper and Iron, Weight (lb): 5.8,Length (in): 15.7,Width (in): 12.6,Height (in): 3.1, Comprising a bar of copper and iron each 200 x 15 mm, riveted together, For demonstrating the differential expansion of two metals
Radiation Can Kit, Demonstrate how two identically sized cans absorb and radiate energy differently, contains a lamp assembly with reflector and stand(bulb not included), smooth metal can, one black metal can, and thermometer, Includes activity guide
Radiation Can Set, Two identical sized screw cap metal cans (one smooth metal and other painted dull black) to demonstrate the difference in cooling rates of hot water inside the cans due to different surfaces, cooling rates attributed to thermal radiation emitted by the two cans
Linear Expansion Apparatus With Gauge, 3 Rods Included, Heavy Metal Base, Investigate Linear Expansion With (3) 50Cm Rods - Aluminum, Brass, And Iron, Screw Mircometer With 0.01mm Resolution, Supplied With Gauge
Bimetallic Strip Demonstration, Single Piece Non-Jointed Bimetallic Strip Of With Wooden Handle, The Metals Are Distinct And Visible. An Improved Version Of The Rivetted Form. Metals Are Copper And Steel.
Radiometer Crook'S, Plastic Base, Evacuated Glass Bulb Have Black And White Vanes In Color. Mounted On Round Plastic Moulded Base, Comprising Partly Evacuated Glass Bulb Approx. 70 mm Diameter, Containing At Its Centre A Fine Pivot Which Supports Four Light Weight Metal Arms.
Leslie'S Cube, 13Cm Sides, Tin, Top Opening Fitted With A Stopper, Tin Plate Box With 130 mm Sides. The Vertical Faces Of The Box Areblackened, Roughened, Varnished And Polished Respectively, Filled With Water Maintained At Boiling Point By A Low Bunsen Flame
Hero'S Engine - Eolipile, Functional Glass Model, Comprising A Borosilicate Glass Bulb 70 mm Diameter Approx, With Side Arms Bent At Right Angles. Complete On Stand But Without Burner, A Functional Glass Model Of The Earliest Form Of Steam Turbine
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