STEM LAB
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Stem Lab Corner Mirror
Explore Stem Lab Corner Mirror for stem lab. Corner Mirror particularly in the context of a periscope, uses two flat mirrors positioned at 45-degree
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stem Lab Dynamo Model
Explore stem Lab Dynamo Model for stem lab. A dynamo uses the principle of electromagnetic induction when in operation- essentially a magnet rotates
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Stem lab Floating Ball
Explore Stem lab Floating Ball for stem lab. A typical floating ball STEM lab item kit for educational purposes includes a Plastic base and frame, a
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stem lab Gyroscope
Explore stem lab Gyroscope for stem lab. the working principle of a gyroscope model is based on gravity.It is explained as the product of angular
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Stem Lab Hand Pump
Explore Stem Lab Hand Pump for stem lab. A hand pump is the most common type of positive displacement pump (reciprocating piston or plunger
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Stem Lab Magnetic Crane
Explore Stem Lab Magnetic Crane for stem lab. A magnetic crane, also known as an electromagnetic crane or lifting magnet, is a type of crane that uses
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Stem lab Newton Cradle
Explore Stem lab Newton Cradle for stem lab. Working Model Project Kit / Working Experiments. Ideal for Children, School, Learning Project Activity
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Stem Lab Periscope
Explore Stem Lab Periscope for stem lab. A periscope uses the laws of reflection to allow you to see objects that are not in direct line of
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Stem Lab Tornado Model
Explore Stem Lab Tornado Model for stem lab. Tornadoes are not very frequent. A tornado is a dark funnel. shaped cloud that reaches from the sky to
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The Earth Layer Model
Explore The Earth Layer Model for stem lab. An Earth layer model is a visual representation that depicts the Earth’s internal structure, showing its
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Theodolite Lab Model
A Theodolite Model is a simplified, educational version of a theodolite — a precision optical instrument used primarily in surveying and engineering to measure horizontal and vertical angles.Key Components:Rotating Telescope – for sighting distant objects.Horizontal Circle (Azimuth Scale) – measures angles along the horizontal plane.Vertical Circle – measures vertical angles (elevation or depression).Plumb Line or Compass – for alignment with the Earth’s gravitational or magnetic field.Adjustable Stand – to stabilize the model on a flat surface.
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Van de Graaff Electrostatic Generator
It uses a moving belt to accumulate electric charge on a hollow metal globe at the top.This results in very high voltages (typically in the range of hundreds of thousands of volts) but very low current.The generated static electricity can be used for various experiments in electrostatics, such as making hair stand on end or creating small sparks.It’s commonly used in physics education to demonstrate the principles of electric charge and electrostatics.











