Heavy stock horseshoe magnet with keeper.
5 inch strong zink-plated steel horseshoemagnet with North and South poles marked. Supplied with keeper.
Cast iron, zinc-plated support ring with boss head clamp and thumbscrew. Distance from support to center of ring is 4-1/2". For rods up to 1/2" diameter.
5 inch cast iron, zinc-plated support ring with boss head clamp and thumbscrew. Distance from support to center of ring is 4-1/2". For rods up to 1/2" diameter.
Tinned iron. Ceramic. Turned edges.
Tinned iron. Ceramic. Turned edges.
ANSI 207 PSV Breakaway Public Safety Vest with polyester tricot front panel and mesh back panel. One interior open pocket and 4 pen pockets. Adjustable hook & loop front closure. Mic tabs. 2" AwareLite reflective trim.
PSV 207. 5 point breakaway. Expandable. Polyester blue mesh on top, hi-viz lime solid fabric on bottom. Hook & loop front closure. One pen pocket on left front chest. 2 large int. waist pocket with hook & loop closure. Mic tabs.
Unmounted, high-quality silvered glass. Focal length 150 mm.
Unmounted, high-quality silvered glass. Focal length 150 mm.
Unmounted, high-quality optical glass with ground edges. Set includes 6 lenses: 1. Double convex 2. Plano convex 3. Concave/convex 4. Double concave 5. Plano concave 6. Convex/concave.
Unmounted, high-quality optical glass with ground edges. Set includes 6 lenses: 1. Double convex 2. Plano convex 3. Concave/convex 4. Double concave 5. Plano concave 6. Convex/concave.
For 18" and 28" cones. Reflective high tack adhesive backed cone collars made from tough, durable, and flexible UV stabilized polyester sheeting. Three times brighter than previous cone collars and comply with FHA requirements. Cone not included.
This burette has a clear acrylic body and leak proof stopcock with a self lubricating PTFE plug. Each burette is individually calibrated for maximum accuracy. Acrylic body is resistant to dilute mineral acids and bases except Hydrofluoric Acid and Ammonium Hydroxide. It can be used with pHs ranging from 1 to 14 and with up to 5% weight per weight of acids or 30% of bases. Graduations are at 0.1 ml.
This burette has a clear acrylic body and leak proof stopcock with a self lubricating PTFE plug. Each burette is individually calibrated for maximum accuracy. Acrylic body is resistant to dilute mineral acids and bases except Hydrofluoric Acid and Ammonium Hydroxide. It can be used with pHs ranging from 1 to 14 and with up to 5% weight per weight of acids or 30% of bases. Graduations are at 0.1 ml.
This burette has a clear acrylic body and leak proof stopcock with a self lubricating PTFE plug. Each burette is individually calibrated for maximum accuracy. Acrylic body is resistant to dilute mineral acids and bases except Hydrofluoric Acid and Ammonium Hydroxide. It can be used with pHs ranging from 1 to 14 and with up to 5% weight per weight of acids or 30% of bases. Graduations are at 0.1 ml.
This burette has a clear acrylic body and leak proof stopcock with a self lubricating PTFE plug. Each burette is individually calibrated for maximum accuracy. Acrylic body is resistant to dilute mineral acids and bases except Hydrofluoric Acid and Ammonium Hydroxide. It can be used with pHs ranging from 1 to 14 and with up to 5% weight per weight of acids or 30% of bases. Graduations are at 0.1 ml.
25 mm diameter x 25 mm height.
25 mm diameter x 25 mm height.
For controlling flow through flexible tubing. Nickel-plated brass. Jaw opening 1/2" to 3/4".
For controlling flow through flexible tubing. Nickel-plated brass. Jaw opening 1/2" to 3/4".
Includes: scalpel with replaceable blade, 4 1/2" scissors, 4 1/2" scissors fine point, 4 1/2" forceps, 4 1/2" fine point forceps, mall probe, straight teasing needle, curved teasing needle, dropping pipet, clear plastic ruler, soft vinyl case, 12 loop.
Winter, spring, summer and fall. We know what happens in our own backyards at these times during the year, but it isn't the same everywhere in the world! When it's warm and sunny where you are, it might be very different in other places of the world. Why do the seasons change? And what causes different regions in the world to have different climates? These and other questions are answered in All About Climate & Seasons, where young students will learn about these yearly changes through engaging examples and explanations. A hands-on investigation shows the effects of direct sunlight on areas of the world, while Dr. Jon Nese, chief meteorologist at The Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia, demonstrates the concept behind the device known as an orrery. Part of the multivolume Weather for Children DVD Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.
Over the course of its 4.5 billion-year history, Earth has undergone a great number of changes -- from a red-hot ball of molten lava to a planet with an environment capable of sustaining life. In All About Earth's History, children will trace the evolution of Earth and the organisms that populate it. Young viewers will take a peek deep inside the Earth, examining its varied layers while discussing how scientists use fossils to help map out the complex time line of events that has changed Earth over millions of years. A visit to the Grand Canyon examines the rock layers of this famous land formation, revealing how the climate of the region has changed over time. A lively, hands-on activity demonstrates how scientists use core samples to study the Earth. Part of the Earth Science for Children DVD Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.
They shake the ground underfoot, causing tremors that, at their worst, can leave cracks in highways and topple buildings. But for the most part, earthquakes are constantly rumbling through the Earth with a force that's barely detectable. But why do they occur? In All About Earthquakes, children will examine the forces at work that cause earthquakes and discover the instruments that scientists use to predict and measure these earthly tremors. A visit to Mammoth Lakes in California showcases an advanced network of lasers that measures ground movement in the area, while a fun, hands-on activity demonstrates how architects test their designs by using a shaker table. Part of the Earth Science for Children DVD Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.
When we try to move ourselves or other objects, a force is being created -- a push or a pull. Students learn about how forces are involved in everything we do and about the natural force that affects us every minute of every day. How does it help or hinder us in our everyday lives? With clear demonstrations and a fun, hands-on activity, these concepts are more easily understood. This program is one of 11 volumes in the Physical Science for Children DVD Series in the Schlessinger Science Library. Part of the Schlessinger Science Library for Children Collection. This title correlates to the National Science Education Standards for Physical Science -- properties of objects and materials, position and motion of objects, and light, heat, electricity and magnetism. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.
Have you ever wondered how a weather forecaster knows what the weather will be like? In All About Meteorology, young students will see how meteorologists can predict the weather for the upcoming week and even a few months down the road through scientific deduction and high-tech equipment. Students will visit with Dr. Jon Nese, chief meteorologist at The Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia, to get an up-close look at the equipment that meteorologists use to forecast the weather and explore such concepts as the water cycle and air pressure. Through a fun, hands-on demonstration, see how students can set up their own mini-weather station to monitor conditions in their own areas. Part of the multivolume Weather for Children DVD Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.
Natural resources include sunshine, fresh air, plants, animals, minerals and fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas. These things are resources because they are needed by living things. They are "natural" resources because they are all products of nature. In All About Natural Resources, children will learn about these resources and more, discovering along the way what makes some natural resources renewable and others nonrenewable. See how wind turbines provide an alternative to fossil fuels as a means of providing energy, while a fun, hands-on demonstration shows children how they can build their own simple water treatment system. Part of the Earth Science for Children DVD Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.
A car won't run without fuel. And just like a car, the human body can't be expected to work without the food and nutrients it uses as fuel. Good nutrition and exercise are always important! Students learn about the food pyramid, as well as the types and amounts of foods needed by the body each day to stay healthy. Children find out how calories burn and how exercise keeps the body in shape! Students also take a look at how an unbalanced diet, overeating and lack of exercise can wear the body down and affect well-being. A hands-on activity is included. Part of the multivolume Human Body for Children DVD Series in the Schlessinger Science Library. Part of the Schlessinger Science Library for Children Collection. This title is based on the concepts outlined in the National Science Education Standards for Life Science: characteristics of organisms, life cycles of organisms and organisms and environments. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. Grades K-4. 23 minutes.
Minerals are an important part of everything around us -- from the pencils we write with to the airplanes in the sky. Even the earth beneath our feet is packed solid with these essential building blocks. In All About Rocks and Minerals, children will discover the characteristics of minerals and see how different minerals make up different kinds of rocks: igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic. A visit to a lapidary shop examines some beautiful gemstones, while a fun, hands-on investigation demonstrates how solid crystals can be made from a liquid. Part of the Earth Science for Children DVD Series. A teacher's guide is available online. 23 minutes. Grades K to 4.