Classroom Electricity and Magenetism Studies
Classroom Electricity and Magenetism Studies
Invitrogen™ MagniSort™ Magnet
Designed to be used with 12 x 75mm round bottom polystyrene tubes (5mL), and can be used to magnetically separate up to 2 x 108 cells. For detailed instructions, follow the protocols provided with each separation kit.
Eisco™ Economy Electricity Kit
Ideal for introductory electronics. The Economy Electricity Kit is a basic assortment of circuit components.
Eisco™ Parallel Plate Capacitor Demonstrator
The Parallel Plate Capacitor Demonstrator illustrates the principle of capacitance, its relationship with charge and voltage, its dependence on surface area of conductors and dielectric medium between two plates.
Eisco™ Gaussian Demonstration
Use the Gaussian Demonstration for a fun and intriguing hands on example of Newtonian physics, magnetism, and motion.
Eisco™ Hand-driven AC/DC Generator
Demonstrate the construction and operation of AC and DC generators with this Hand-driven AC/DC Generator.
United Scientific™ Alnico U-Shaped Magnet
Powerful magnet for a variety of classroom applications.
United Scientific™ Electromagnet Kit
Electromagnet Kit designed to teach the principles and applications of electromagnets.
Eisco™ White Dry Field Mapping Paper
White Dry Field Mapping Paper is non-conductive paper for plotting electric fields and electrode configurations.
United Scientific™ Steel Horseshoe Magnet
Each individual magnet is ideally suited for classroom demonstrations.
Intermediate Van de Graaff Generator
Create your own lightning.
Eisco™ Pith Electroscope
Great demonstration of electrostatics.
Eisco™ Physics Kit: Electrostatics
To understand fundamental concepts of static electricity with the Electrostatics Physics Kit.
Eisco™ Magnetic Field Demonstrator
Magnetic Field Demonstrator designed to show configuration of a magnetic field in one or two dimensions.
United Scientific™ Advanced Electricity And Magnetism Kit
A comprehensive kit for the entire class to use to demonstrate electricity and magnetism.