STEM LAB
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STEM LABLearning Tower Of Pisa
Explore Learning Tower Of Pisa for stem lab. The Leaning Tower of Pisa model specifications include a freestanding bell tower, built of white marble
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STEM LABMagnetic Effect of Electric Current
This apparatus is designed to demonstrate the magnetic effect produced by an electric current using a coil and a magnetic compass.Key Components:Two Circular Coils: Copper wire wound into loops that generate a magnetic field when electric current flows through them.Compass: Placed at the center of the coils to detect changes in the magnetic field.Base Platform: Clearly labeled “Magnetic Effect of Electric Current”; houses electrical connections.Wires & Switch: For connecting the device to a power source.
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STEM LABMagnetic Field Visualization Kit
U-shaped magnet (red and blue): The red side represents the North pole (N), and the blue side the South pole (S).Bar magnet (rectangular with N and S poles): Another source of magnetic field.Transparent cylinder and sheets with iron filings: The filings align themselves along magnetic field lines when placed near a magnet.
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STEM LABModel Of A Double Pendulum
It consists of two pendulums attached end to end.The pendulums are mounted on a common pivot.The model is framed in metal with a base for support.The double pendulum exhibits chaotic motion and is used to study non-linear dynamics.
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STEM LABNewton Colour Disc Model
Explore Newton Colour Disc Model for stem lab. Adarsh make Newton Color Disc is a VIBGYOR coloured acrylic disc mounted on metal stand, rotated by a
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STEM LABNewton’s Color Disc
This disc is divided into multiple colored sectors, typically using the seven colors of the rainbow (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet) or a broader palette.When the disc is spun at high speed, the individual colors blend together visually, and the disc appears white or nearly white.This experiment illustrates additive color mixing, where the combination of multiple colors of light produces white.
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STEM LABNewton’S Cradle Model
It consists of a series of identical metal balls suspended in a row.When you lift and release one ball at the end, it strikes the next ball, transmitting the force through the line of balls.The ball on the opposite end swings outward with nearly the same speed and height as the first ball.This demonstrates conservation of momentum and conservation of energy.The motion continues back and forth until friction and air resistance gradually stop i
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STEM LABParallel and Series Circuits
There are six balls on top, three blue on the left and three red on the right.The metal rods inside the box represent the wires.The layout of the rods shows a branching in the middle, representing two different paths for current flow.
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STEM LABSeries And Parallel Circuits
Explore Series And Parallel Circuits for stem lab. The resistance in a series circuit is always greater than the resistance of any individual resistor
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STEM LABSolar Energy Kit
Solar Panel: Converts sunlight into electrical energy.Battery: Stores electrical energy.Switches and Controls: Used to switch between different energy modes and control the flow of energy.Fan: Demonstrates the conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy.Meter/Indicator: Shows the energy level or output.Multiple Energy Modes: Battery, light energy, sound energy, electro-mechanical energy, and electrical energy.
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STEM LABStem Lab Archimedes Screw
Explore Stem Lab Archimedes Screw for stem lab. An Archimedes’ screw is a simple machine used to lift water from a lower to a higher level, and it’s a
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STEM LABStem Lab Color Shadow
Explore Stem Lab Color Shadow for stem lab. It was Sir Isaac Newton who about 300 years ago proved that white light such as sunlight is a mixture of