Energy Physics Science Kits for Lab Use in Schools & Colleges ATICO Export

Getting close to energy:

• Students explore the concept of energy through hands-on experiments
• Covers both conventional and alternative forms of energy
• Focus on conversion of energy from one form to another

Developed with education experts:

• Developed in collaboration with physics education specialists
• Tested and refined by experienced teachers
• Remains relevant and effective for modern teaching

Modern components:

• A Peltier module demonstrates heat flow clearly
• Helps explain working principles of heat pumps and refrigerators
• A solar module enables experiments on energy conversion and storage

Included items:

• 1 × Storage case
• 1 × Inlay with cut-outs for apparatus, EN
• 2 × Digital thermometers EN (-40°/+70°C)
• 1 × Solar module, EN
• 1 × PELTIER module
• 1 × Bosshead clamp
• 1 × Cord, 100 cm, in box
• 3 × Incandescent lamp modules, E7
• 1 × Capacitor module
• 1 × Cord, 50 cm, in box
• 1 × Copper tube
• 1 × Simple tube holder
• 1 × Tube holder for thermal sensor
• 1 × Perspex friction body
• 1 × Spotlight, 12 V / 20 W
• 1 × Hook ring
• 1 × Glass plate, EN
• 1 × Stopwatch
• 1 × Rod with hook, 7 cm
• 2 × Threaded rods
• 1 × Rod with M5 thread, long
• 1 × Steel pendulum bob
• 1 × Insulating box, EN
• 1 × Aluminium plate, EN
• 1 × Wooden plate, EN
• 1 × Perspex plate, EN
• 1 × Generator with holder
• 1 × Propeller
• 1 × Force gauge, 5 N
• 2 × Stand rods, 29 cm
• 4 × Experiment leads, 8.5 cm
• 1 × Measuring tape, 2 m
• 3 × Weights, 50 g, with slot
• 5 × Experiment leads, 34 cm
• 1 × Drive pulley in box
• 1 × Spring bumper, EN
• 3 × Riders with screw
• 1 × Ice bucket
• 1 × Weight holder, short
• 1 × Aluminium cube with hook
• 1 × Aluminium cube
• 1 × LESLIE cube
• 1 × Aluminium block with hook
• 1 × Screwdriver, EN
• 1 × Wooden block
• 1 × Weight, 40 g, with slot

Experiments:

• Potential energy 1
• Potential energy 2
• Conservation of energy
• Conversion of potential energy to electrical energy
• Electrical energy
• Conversion of electrical energy to mechanical energy
• Conversion of kinetic energy to internal energy
• Friction and increased internal energy
• Heat insulation
• Conduction of heat
• Flow of heat
• “Ice” motor
• Cooling machines/refrigerators
• Efficiency of a heat pump
• Absorption of light
• Short-circuit current for a solar module
• Open-circuit voltage for a solar module
• Short-circuit current and radiation direction
• Storage of energy