This spherical, convex mirror is made of optically true glass with a protected silver coating. Use it to conduct basic optics experiments.
• 3″ (75 mm) Dia. x 10″ (250 mm) focal length

Item 3362-43

$3.50

MIRRORS, SPHERICAL CONVEX 75X25

Item 3362-44

$3.03

This two-sided mirror is convex on one side and concave on the other. Its design allows for a quick comparison of these two types of mirrors. It is a useful tool for illustrating these principles to students.
• Focal length 8″ (200 mm)
• Dia. 3″ (75 mm)

Item 3364-01

$3.80

Verify the laws of reflection and conduct other experiments in optics with this product.
• Made of glass
• 75 mm L x 75 mm W

Item 3366-04

$0.50

Use the Spectroscope for quantitative examination of the spectral composition of white light and radiant bodies. It is comprised of a metal draw-out tube of 0.75″ (20 mm) Dia. with an adjustable slit at one end. The light passing through this slit falls on the prism elements and breaks up into a spectrum. This can be viewed through an eyepiece at the other end of the tube.
• Comes with a Teacher’s Guide
• Supplied in a velvet-lined wooden box
• Fully drawn out 5″ (130 mm) L

Item 3372-00

$41.25

STROBOSCOPE, HAND DRIVEN, SIMPLE MODEL

Item 3374-00

$15.46

Use these tubes to show spectral lines of pure substances. These are glass tubes approximately 10.25″ (260 mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3.5″ (90 mm) to 4″ (100 mm) long, with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps. The tubes offer an exciting illustration of spectral lines.
• The tube requires an induction coil 2″ (50 mm) spark, or a suitable transformer like our Power Supply (Item #3376-00D, not included)
• Length of capillary portion can be varied as required
• These cannot be used as lamps
• For intermittent use
• Spectrum – Pink

Item 3376-01

$11.56

• Video Available

Use these tubes to show spectral lines of pure substances. These are glass tubes approximately 10.25″ (260 mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3.5″ (90 mm) to 4″ (100 mm) long, with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps. The tubes offer an exciting illustration of spectral lines.
• The tube needs an induction coil 2″ (50 mm) spark, or a suitable transformer like our power supply Item #3376-00D
• Length of capillary portion can be varied as required
• These cannot be used as lamps
• For intermittent use
• Spectrum – Violet

Item 3376-02

$11.56

• Video Available

Use these tubes to show spectral lines of pure substances. These are glass tubes approximately 10.25″ (260 mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3.5″ (90 mm) to 4″ (100 mm) long, with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps. The tubes offer an exciting illustration of spectral lines.
• The tube needs an induction coil 2″ (50 mm) spark, or a suitable transformer like our power supply Item #3376-00D
• Length of capillary portion can be varied as required
• These cannot be used as lamps
• For intermittent use
• Spectrum – Faint Blue

Item 3376-03

$11.56

• Video Available

Use these tubes to show spectral lines of pure substances. These are glass tubes approximately 10.25″ (260 mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3.5″ (90 mm) to 4″ (100 mm) long, with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps. The tubes offer an exciting illustration of spectral lines.
• The tube needs an induction coil 2″ (50 mm) spark, or a suitable transformer like our power supply Item #3376-00D
• Length of capillary portion can be varied as required
• These cannot be used as lamps
• For intermittent use
• Spectrum – Blue-Green

Item 3376-04

$13.38

• Video Available

Use these tubes to show spectral lines of pure substances. These are glass tubes approximately 10.25″ (260 mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3.5″ (90 mm) to 4″ (100 mm) long, with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps. The tubes offer an exciting illustration of spectral lines.
• The tube needs an induction coil 2″ (50 mm) spark, or a suitable transformer like our power supply Item #3376-00D
• Length of capillary portion can be varied as required
• These cannot be used as lamps
• For intermittent use
• Spectrum – Orange

Item 3376-05

$14.00

• Video Available

Use these tubes to show spectral lines of pure substances. These are glass tubes approximately 10.25″ (260 mm) long, central capillary portion approximately 3.5″ (90 mm) to 4″ (100 mm) long, with electrodes sealed at both ends and connected to lead wires protected by metal caps. The tubes offer an exciting illustration of spectral lines.
• The tube needs an induction coil 2″ (50 mm) spark, or a suitable transformer like our power supply Item #3376-00D
• Length of capillary portion can be varied as required
• These cannot be used as lamps
• For intermittent use
• Spectrum – Magenta

Item 3376-06

$11.56

• Video Available

Use this prism for measuring critical angles and observing total internal reflection. The principles of refraction are clearly and simply illustrated.
• Made of clear optical glass
• Angles 90°, 45°, 45°
• Approx. 1.38″ (35 mm) face x 1″ (25 mm) L

Item 3334-02

$2.61

Use this prism for measuring critical angles and observing total internal reflection. The principles of refraction are clearly and simply illustrated.
• Made of clear optical glass
• Angles 90°, 45°, 45°
• Approx. 1.38″ (35 mm) face x 2″ (50 mm) L

Item 3334-04

$5.38

Glass Equilateral Prism 3″x3/8″

Item 3340-04

$4.37