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Light Box and Optical Set

Product ID: P2-9561
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Product details and specifications for the Light Box & Optical Set.

Everything you need to conduct dozens of optical demos, labs and experiments in one easy-to-use kit!

Performing experiments involving refraction, reflection, color, and color mixing is a breeze with our versatile, but affordable Light Box & Optical Set. The Complete Set features an easy-to-use, virtually unbreakable light box and collimating lens, plus a full set of lenses, acrylic blocks, half-round and parabolic mirrors, slit plates, color cards, and color filters. With just this one kit, you and your students get everything you need to:

  • Create single or multiple parallel, convergent or divergent beams.

  • Blend up to three colors on a screen to study color mixing.

  • Create and test complex light paths from theoretical layouts.

  • And much, much more.

  • See below for accessories

The included instruction manual is packed with ideas for a broad range of exciting and "illuminating" experiments covering the requirements for practically every grade level. The kit includes a spare 12v, 36-watt bulb and special three-part molded styrene pack for safe, easy storage and transportation of the light box and all accessories. A power supply capable of producing 12 volts at 3 amps is required.

Need a power supply? Our P4-7250 Power Supply is also available as a specially priced option (see below).

Standards

There are many state and national science standards at different levels that can be addressed using the Light Box & Optical Set. Some examples are provided here; however, you should check with your state to find its exact standards.

  • Light interacts with matter by transmission (including refraction), absorption, or scattering (including refraction). To see an object, light from that object - either emitted by the object or scattered by it- must enter the eye.

  • Explain how we see colors of objects, including how different media refract, transmit, or absorb light.

  • Investigate sources of light and how light behaves when it strikes different objects.



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