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Supplier: Science First

Clear Measurements in Classic Study of Electrons

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Sturdy, smooth rolling dynamics cart, with universal smartphone adapter.

Supplier: STUDICA INC.

Robotics for grades 3 to 5.

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

Demonstrate the properties of radioactive decay safely in your lab.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

High quality and reliable.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Unique demonstration of the interaction of longitudinal sound waves and transverse light waves.

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The properties of radioactivity and the concept of half-life determination can be difficult subjects for students to fully understand.

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

Modern, More Efficient Tubes for General Lab Work.

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Quick and easy way to show emission with cloud chambers.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Generate a uniform magnetic field perpendicular to the axis of the Teltron D series tubes.

Supplier: TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES CP

With this meter, you can survey for alpha, beta, and gamma radioactivity or monitor a work area.

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

Gamma Spectroscopy detector.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Tube holder is made of robust plastic for holding D-series electron tubes. Stand has a wishbone, 360° rotating clamp made of heat-resistant plastic and two base holes for affixing the Teltron Helmholtz Coils. On rubber feet to prevent slipping.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Easy and safe way to hold and power your tubes.

Supplier: Wards

This box shows Planck's Constant in action.

Supplier: Wards

For demonstrating Rutherford scattering.

Supplier: CONTEMPORARY PHYSICS EDUCATION

CPEP Gravitation: From Newton to Einstein Chart

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

Precisely manufactured radiation sources for a variety of emissions.

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Convenient set of 3 for studying radioactivity.

Supplier: SILICON VALLEY SCIENCE LABS SE

Gain Understanding of Spectroscopy Through First-Hand Observation

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Set of apparatus for carrying out 10 basic student experiments on radioactivity. In a robust Gratnell tray with foam inserts molded to the shapes of the items and a transparent lid. Includes a CD with instructions for the experiments. The experiments are designed to occupy as little space as possible on the supplied base plate, while remaining clear and easy to perform. To determine the count rates, it is recommended that a Geiger counter be used (not included).

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

Convenient set of 8 for studying gamma spectroscopy.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Versatile, easy to use, and compact precision instrument for measuring α-, β-, and γ-radiation.

Supplier: NADA SCIENTIFIC LTD.

This kit lets students see the effect of electric and magnetic fields on an electron stream.

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

This analyzer connects to a USB port eliminating the need to install cards inside the computer.

Supplier: Industrial Test Systems

This low-cost, portable unit instantly measures levels of harmful beta, gamma, and X radiations on its compressed scale meter.

Supplier: SPECTRUM TECHNIQUES, LLC

Perfectly Suited for Use with Our Nuclear Labs.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Hertz electron tube for quantitative investigations of Inelastic collisions of electrons with inert gas atoms.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Utilize the power of a spectrometer to investigate surface plasma resonance.

Supplier: American 3B Scientific

Highly evacuated electron tube with focusing electron gun and fluorescent screen inclined relative to the beam axis, so that the path of the beam can be seen and the effects of electric and magnetic fields can be studied. The electron beam can be deflected electrically in the electric field of the built-in plate capacitor, and magnetically by using the Helmholtz coil pair (not included). By adjusting the electric field so that it cancels the magnetic deflection, it is possible to determine the specific charge (e/m) and the velocity of the electrons.