Electrostatics

Catalogue No: 1080380/1

A simple device for detecting the presence of electrostatic charges. A plated brass pillar mounted on base supporting two pith balls in un-spun silk.
* Electroscope, Pith Ball, on Bakelite Base

Pack of (Pcs): 1

Catalogue No: 1080540

A comprehensive kit, ideal for a group of students to investigate the concepts of electrostatics. Designed around dual-purpose electroscope, which enables comparative measurements of the weak electrostatic fields apart from the qualitative aspect of electrostatic charges.
The complete kit comprises
* Electroscope with disc electrode 1 Set
* Metalized Polystyrene Spheres 4 Nos.
* Nylon Thread 1 Reel
* Electrophorus 1 No.
* Proof Plane 1 No.
* Wire Stirrup, for suspending strips 1 No.
* Aluminum Cans, 50 x 25mm (height x diameter) 2 Nos.
* Polythene Tiles, 75mm square 2 Nos.
* Polythene Strip, 150*25mm 1 No.
* Woolen Cloth, 250mm square 1 No.
* Silk Cloth, 250mm square 1 No.
* Glass Rod, 10* 1 No.
* Electrostatic Kit

Pack of (Set): 1

Catalogue No: 1080140

Rods of different materials, useful in the study of electrostatics by charging through rubbing on a suitable material. Length of all rods about 30cm with their diameters about 12-13mm. Rods available are:
* Compound Rod, Ebonite-Brass

Pack of (Pcs): 10

Catalogue No: 1080040

Rods of different materials, useful in the study of electrostatics by charging through rubbing on a suitable material. Length of all rods about 30cm with their diameters about 12-13mm. Rods available are:
* Polythene Rod

Pack of (Pcs): 10

Catalogue No: 1080100

Rods of different materials, useful in the study of electrostatics by charging through rubbing on a suitable material. Length of all rods about 30cm with their diameters about 12-13mm. Rods available are:
* Perspex Rod

Pack of (Pcs): 10

Catalogue No: 1080020

Rods of different materials, useful in the study of electrostatics by charging through rubbing on a suitable material. Length of all rods about 30cm with their diameters about 12-13mm. Rods available are:
* Nylon Rod

Pack of (Pcs): 10

Catalogue No: 1080391

Happy and Sad Balls, 1 Inch in diameter and can be used to demonstrate the difference between elastic and inelastic collisions. These have virtually the same density, mass and appearance. When these balls are thrown down, one bounces while the other hits the surface and lies there.
* Happy And Sad Ball

Pack of (Set): 1

Catalogue No: 1080600

For demonstration of the basic principle of capacitance and its use in storage of charge. Comprises an insulated plastic can along with two metal conducting cans one inside the plastic vessel and the other outside, the dielectric plastic can provides complete insulation between the two metal cans. The inner can has a hook shaped metal rod terminating in a metal sphere at the top for charging / discharging the Leyden jar. The apparatus can be easily disassembled and once charged in assembled condition, retains its charge even after assembly and disassembly.
* Leyden Jar

Pack of (Pcs): 1