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Classic demonstration of how a current loop generates a magnetic field. Two coils of insulated wire, with 5 and 10 turns respectively, are wound around a 6&quot diameter plastic ring.

This 25 foot / 7.5 meter metal blade tape measure is 1&quot wide and is scaled in 1/16&quot increments on one side and 1mm increments on the other side. Features an easy to read lockable, retractable yellow blade and high-impact ABS case.

Teasing needles are used to manipulate small samples. These long, white plastic handles and are available with straight and bent tips.

Teasing needles are used to manipulate small samples. These long, white plastic handles and are available with straight and bent tips.

Teasing needles are used to manipulate small samples. These long, white plastic handles and are available with straight and bent tips.

Teasing needles are used to manipulate small samples. These long, white plastic handles and are available with straight and bent tips.

Demonstrate plate tectonic principles, plate boundary interactions and the geometry and relative motions of faulting of geologic layers using 3-D manipulative models. Versatile kit contains a Fault Model Set of 5 manipulatives and a Tectonics Sand

Telegraph key, mounted on a solid plastic base, measuring 11cm x 5cm.

Element Density Cubes made by Luciteria Science Elements of the Periodic Table, machined and forged, to create cubes having flawless dimensions of 10x10x10mm. Each cube represents the theoretical density of the element itself.

High Quality prepared microscope slides for botany, zoology, histology, parasitology, pathology.

The design of the SpillNot&trade uses the principles of Newtonian physics to keep the liquid in the container. The flexible handle and the location of the suspension point above the center of the tray ensure that the forces on the liquid are always

This simple and ingenious device quickly and graphically shows students how different metals conduct heat at different rates. It consists of four identically-sized bars of common metals - steel, brass, aluminum, and copper - mounted parallel to one