GSC International N-00027 Comparative Free Fall Tubes
This product equips educators with an effective and easy-to-use tool for explaining fundamental principles of physics, making complex concepts accessible and memorable for students.
Visualize Free Fall Motion with Atmospheric and Vacuum Tubes: This set includes two glass tubes—one under atmospheric pressure and the other in a vacuum. Both tubes contain identical samples of a feather, paper, and metal, making it easy to compare their behavior during free fall under different conditions.
Simple and Effective Demonstration of Physics Principles: Invert the tubes to instantly show the effects of air resistance on falling objects. The feather, paper, and metal fall at different rates in the atmospheric tube but descend uniformly in the vacuum tube, clearly illustrating the role of air in free fall motion.
Pre-Sealed Tubes for Hassle-Free Use: The glass tubes are sealed and pre-filled, eliminating the need for additional preparation or equipment. This allows for quick and efficient demonstrations, perfect for classroom settings.
Durable Design for Classroom Use: Made of high-quality glass, these 40x750mm tubes are designed for repeated use, providing educators with a reliable tool for teaching foundational concepts in mechanics.
A Versatile Tool for All Learning Levels: Whether teaching introductory physics or advanced concepts of gravitational forces and air resistance, this set offers a hands-on way to engage students of all ages in the study of motion.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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