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Demonstrates the typical concept behind the architecture of roman arch structures, which are famous for their strength in compressive loading. Comprises a pre assembled 3-part buttress and a set of 23 wooden blocks. Fully assembled arch can easily support the weight of a child.

To demonstrate the Second Law of Motion in simple and accurate way, two identical balls — one drilled, the other solid — are used. When the release lever is triggered, the internal spring accelerates one ball and releases the other, showing that two balls dropped from the same height hit the ground at the same time even though one is traveling forward when the balls are released. Support stand and clamp required, but not included. With instructions.

Stove enameled.

To demonstrate Brownian motion. A short cylindrical cell, closed by a cover glass is held vertically in an opaque channel 90 x 90 x 30 mm. Illumination is by an integral festoon lamp and a cylindrical lens. With 4 mm socket for connection to 12 V supply.