Physics Mechanics Basic Acoustics Science Kits for Lab Use in Schools & Colleges ATICO Export

Impressive introductory experiments:

• This experiment set provides students with exciting experiments on:
• Perceiving distinctions between audible phenomena including specific tones, regular sound, noise and bangs
• Investigating the relationship between volume and amplitude of oscillation of strings
• Understanding the relationship between pitch and wavelength using self-built monochords
• Exploring background and applications of sound insulation, sound focusing and beats
• Studying propagation of sound in air and solid materials
• Exploring the phenomenon of resonance

Quality and precision:

• Students work with high-quality equipment
• Includes two tuning forks and precisely matched resonance boxes
• Also features specially manufactured tailpiece and pegbox for accurate experiments

See also ACOUSTICS 2:

• Additional computer-based experiments on acoustics are available in the ACOUSTICS 2 set

Included items:

• 1 × Storage case
• 1 × Inlay with cut-outs for apparatus, A1
• 2 × Tuning forks, 440 Hz
• 2 × Resonance boxes, A1
• 2 × Sliding weights
• 1 × Mallet
• 1 × Plastic beaker, 250 ml
• 1 × Glockenspiel chime C
• 1 × Glockenspiel chime E
• 1 × Universal clamp
• 1 × Table tennis ball on cord in box
• 1 × Perspex tube with scale, A1
• 1 × Tailpiece
• 1 × Pegbox
• 1 × A-string in box
• 1 × Rod with hook, A1
• 1 × Foam block, A1
• 1 × Plastic funnel, A1
• 2 × Cords with eyelet
• 1 × Double hook ring
• 1 × Oblong box, A1
• 1 × Short duration timer
• 1 × Bridge
• 1 × Stand rod, 8 mm diam.
• 1 × Measuring tape, 2 m

Experiments:

• A1-1: Types of sound we can hear
• A1-2: Creating tones and sounds
• A1-3: Tones and volume
• A1-4: Oscillating columns of air
• A1-5: Propagation of sound in air
• A1-6: Resonance
• A1-7: Propagation of sound in solids
• A1-8: Sound focusing
• A1-9: Sound insulation
• A1-10: Beats
• A1-11: Directionality of hearing