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MS-408 PVG PLASTIC OR ACRYLIC STRIPS

Size Half portioned roughened.

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MS-409 PVG FRICTION ROD, GLASS

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MS-41 PVG POINTER

FRICTION ROD COMPOUND

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MS-410 PVG FRICTION ROD COMPOUND

Half ebonite and half brass length 300 mm.

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MS-411 PVG FRICTION ROD COMPOUND

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MS-412 PVG FLANNEL RUBBER

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MS-413 PVG PERSPEX SHEET

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MS-414 PVG POLYSTYRENE SPHERES

Comprises a plated metal disc of 90 mm. diameter, mounted on an ebonite handle 75 mm. long and a small brass contact sphere.

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MS-415 PVG ELECTROPHORUS

For use with E.H.T. Supply or van de Graff generators to form a simple parallel plate capacitor to investigate charges on ions. Nickle-plated brass disc, 125 mm. diameter, mounted on insulating plastic rod, 180x10 mm., length x diameter, with 4 mm. diameter metal contact pin

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MS-416 PVG METALPLATES WITH INSULATING HANDLES

VMounted on a wooden base, diameter of dome 175 mm., diameter of discharge sphere 75 mm., driven by a pulley with a handle. Overall Dimensions 350x200x480 mm. ebonite handle 75 mm. long and a small brass contact sphere.

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MS-417 PVG VAN DE GRAFF GENERATOR, HAND DRIVEN

A Van de Graaff generator is an Electrostatic generator which uses a moving belt to accumulate Electric charge on a hollow metal globe on the top of an insulated column, creating very high electric potentials. It produces very high voltage Direct current and electricity at low current levels. Produces visible electric sparks. A Van de Graaff generator is an electrostatic generator capable of producing high voltages. It creates an imbalance of charges from the interaction between its roller, belt, and metal comb assembly. It initially allows charges to move along the insulated belt, then stores and distributes them uniformly on the sphere's surface. The metal sphere then discharges by creating sparks or crackling noises. Excellent Instrument for teaching Electrostatic to student Motorised model all working parts are clearly visible, The moving Rubber belt carries a positive charge to the top comb (usually a stretched wire) and then transferred to the large dome. A huge charge can be built on this dome by allowing the unit to run for a while, this charge will remain until it is discharged, either through air or by conduction to an earthed object i.e a metal sphere. Motor housed in a metal box, removable aluminium conducting sphere, Discharging sphere, sparks can be observed from a longer distance.

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MS-418 PVG VAN DE GRAFF GENERATOR, MOTOR DRIVEN