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About AltayStarted as a family business more than 60 years ago, Altay has grown

into a 21st century, international company with operations on 5

continents employing more than 500 people.

But family traditions and values are still the basis of our work.

We are ready to meet today’s market demands with the passion and

dedication of the past, together with the technology and tools of

tomorrow.

Altay vision Altay Scientific is a leading company in the global market for science

education sold through a worldwide network of authorized dealer

partners.

Altay produces a full line of innovative and user friendly products based

upon the highest technology research and development married to

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differences that can only divide us.

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our r&D Physics DepartmentThanks to our highly qualified scientists who work in our R&D Physics

Dept., Altay has become a leader in developing and crafting physics

equipment specifically designed to be safe, durable and easy to use.

Our dedicated, creative team of experts strives to develop a range

of new products that facilitate teaching and motivate learners by

bringing science to life!

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Pictures, images and descriptions in this catalogue may not exactly correspond to the actual items supplied. It is also important to note that the experiments in this catalogue are, only, suggestions. They are not meant to indicate the limitation of the equipment, which can be used in a wide range of experiments,

depending on the educational requirement of the teacher.

You will find more items in our Science Educational Systems and Appliances Catalogue

Dear Customer,Altay operates under one simple notion: to create high-quality teaching products that are affordable. Research into modern teaching methods and their practical applications in classrooms have helped us to develop our product line. To do that, we’ve spent a lot of time in schools teaching, watching and learning.We truly believe that effective learning comes from direct experiences. Altay is engaged in designing and developing a full range of products that will both motivate students and help teachers to convey theory in a stimulating and exciting way. In other words, Altay’s products are CRAFTED FOR YOUR WORLD, crafted just for you!

Principle reference index 67

Alphabetical Index 70

Numerical Index 71

CONTENTS

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Educational SyStEmS

PHYSICS SYSTEMS

Mechanics 26

Thermodynamics 32

Optics 34

Electrostatics 40

Magnetism & Electromagnetism 42

Electricity & Electronics 46

Environmental Awareness 55

CHEMISTRY SYSTEMS

General Chemistry 56

Advanced Chemistry 58

Electrochemistry 60

BIOLOGY SYSTEMS

Plant Physiology 62

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Altay Lab Mobile Basic (Steel) 4

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Upgrades and Optional Equipment 19

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MECHANICS SYSTEM 1

Old facilities, missing bits and unreliable supplies are stopping your lab activities? Altay’s Lab Mobile is the solution. A real fully sufficient laboratory with a chemical-resistant lab top with sink, water, burners, a storage/organizer system with drawers and compartments filled with appliances, tools and demonstrators, a flexible DC power supply and much more on 4 heavy duty wheels. Teachers can now take the lab to their classrooms and quickly organize experiments and demonstrations

without organizational dramas. Scores of experiments are detailed in the manual that is provided both as hardcopy and e-format. Moreover the included 7”tablet features a dedicated app that guides the teachers in experiments set-up.Altay’s Lab Mobile is a fully modular system that can be easily upgraded or personalized for extended, changing or growing educational requirements. For specific needs, even Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version can be customized.

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MAIN STRUCTURE

Grey Aluminium

PANELS & DRAWERS*

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AVAILABLE COLOURS

* Upon request, side panels and drawers can be available for large quantities in different colors. Please refer to contact section for further information.

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altay lab mobile Basic (Steel)

Not a repository for your appliances but a real stand alone lab mobile. Specifically designed to meet the science core curricula for 11 -15 years old students and particularly useful for schools lacking properly equipped labs. A modular solution that can be easily customized to meet any educational need and curriculum worldwide. It can optionally be solar powered in case of unreliable current supply.

The cart can be easily moved wherever needed. It features five drawers lined with shock-free molded foam protecting the included equipment and simplifying management: each item finds its molded place in the foam pod. Full-extension drawers provide safe and easy access to stored appliances and tools. Materials are organized by scientific discipline for quick and easy set-up. Ideal for all teaching settings, its modular design guarantees flexibility and adaptability for all kind of science experiments.

Kit includES

code: 4915.00

Specifications

Size: approx. 94 x 66 x 138 cm (height /depth / width)Weight: approx. 180 kg

Mobile Science Laboratory

• Mechanics

• Electricity

• Thermology

• Magnetism

• Optics

• Acoustic

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Accessories

Basic Equipment included in the cart

Manual with experiments, sections for students and teacher.

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This drawer contains two trays including an inclined plane track, cart, pulleys, springs, rods, weights and several other items and tools needed to perform an investigation into the basics of mechanics. Small items are stored in utility boxes.

The trays include a mix of items to set up experiments of heat exchange and other hands-on activities introducing the basics of thermodynamics; various shaped magnets, a compass and a field viewer to study basic flux lines, deflection of magnetic needle, dipoles and other starting concepts in magnetism; a digital multi-meter and an intuitive Electricity Board with several well-labeled functional connector blocks to investigate principles and laws concerning electric circuits.

Optics tray hosts lens, prisms, a light box and much more to unveils many aspects of geometric optics, including photometry, luminous intensity, focal length of a lens and many others. Acoustics + Electrostatics tray includes a couple of diapasons to study pitch, resonance, interference and beats moreover the included microphone can be used – together with the Electricity Board and its blocks – to set up a simple audio amplifier; Wool and silk clothes, glass, ebonite and Perspex rods are provided to introduce basic concepts of electrostatics like charge by friction, induction and so on.

This drawer contains two trays storing a complete set of laboratory equipment and glassware that can be used to set up scores of experiments that can be prepared in minutes to investigate phenomena like diffusion, combustion, reaction of elements introducing basic laws and principles of chemistry and electrochemistry but also the various phases of a plant’s life from germination to photosynthesis and transpiration.

The drawer contains materials and tools to dissect specimens and prepare unstained microscope slides as well as sets of already prepared stained slides. Accessories like safety goggles, gloves, spirit burner and bottles for chemicals are also stored here.

mechanics drawer

Electricity - thermology - magnetism drawer

optics - acoustic - accessories drawer

chemistry drawer

Biology - accessories drawer

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Thanks to its system of fully interchangeable trays lined with shock-free molded foam that protects the included equipment and simplifies management, the cart can be constantly adapted to different educational grade, level and field. Two trays fit one of Lab Mobile’s full-extension drawer.

Choose your extension trays or one of the preset bundles provided with the practical storage trolley.

Storage trolleys are available separately for your picks and provide room for up to 10 trays.

additional trayS

Used together with Alternative Energies 2, the set included in these trays allows to easily discover sources alternative to fossil fuels. Explored sources are solar power, hydraulic power, and wind power. All these apparatus can be used to produce hydrogen to feed to a fuel cell, to understand how chemical potential energy could be converted into electric power. A solar panel, a wind turbine and an hydrogen fuel cell are stored in this tray.

alternative Energies 1 tray code: 4915.6a

Used together with Alternative Energies 1, the set included in these trays allows to easily discover sources alternative to fossil fuels. Explored sources are solar power, hydraulic power, and wind power. All these apparatus can be used to produce hydrogen to feed to a fuel cell, to understand how chemical potential energy could be converted into electric power. An hydraulic turbine and several other components are stored in this tray.

alternative Energies 2 tray code: 4915.6B

This tray hosts a simple kit dealing with a variety of material, from the basic principles of physics (pressure, force) to logic operations and the basic principles of automation technology. It uses only authentic industrial components. Students can discover the purpose of components for themselves and use them to assemble interesting pneumatic circuits.

pneumatics Starter by Festo code: 4915.7a

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Together with the content of Mechanics upgrade 2 Tray, this tray will provide you with a complete Dynamics System, with low friction carts and all needed accessories. It is designed to perform experiments such as energy and/or momentum conservation, elastic and inelastic collisions, rolling friction, coupled harmonic oscillators, etc.

mechanics upgrade 1 tray code: 4916.10-1a

This set includes the mountable track to be used with Mechanics upgrade 1 Tray. It allows the study of an object in free fall - i.e. moving and being acted upon only by the force of gravity - simply mounting the Track in the vertical position. Also the pendulum law can be inferred using the included Altay Oscillations Counter and Electronic Timer to easily and accurately measure the period of the pendulum.

mechanics upgrade 2 tray code: 4916.10-1B

This tray helps introducing the concepts of waves and oscillators. It includes:• The Melde’s Apparatus, a simple demonstrator to introduce

students to the concept of standing waves. Melde’s experiment is ideal to study the behavior of standing waves allowing visually determination of wavelength, period and amplitude of waves

• A set of springs ideal for demonstrating longitudinal and transverse waves

• A set of Tuning Forks that contains eight tuning forks representing a full octave of frequencies within a protective case including a rubber mallet. It allows to study resonance, interference, beats and the relationship among them.

Waves and oscillation tray code: 4916.10-2B

Together with the separately provided magnetic board [4900.09], the set provided within this tray allows working demonstrations on basic principles of statics like equilibrium, inclined plane, levers, pulley systems, simple machines and much more.

Statics tray code: 4916.10-2a

Learn about thermal expansion of solids and equivalence of work and heat. The set provides within this tray includes: • Altay’s Gunther Expansion Apparatus, that allows to accurately

and easily investigate the expansion of metals with increasing temperature

• Joule’s machine that shows a simple and accurate demonstration of how to turn mechanical energy into heat

thermodynamics tray code: 4916.10-3a

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The set included in this tray extends the number of experiences that can be performed with the Electricity Board hosted in Altay’s Lab Mobile Basic. The plastic blocks which house the electrical components (such as motors, buzzers, etc) connect to the base by two or four plugs with 4 mm sockets. Once inserted into the board, the blocks can build complex circuits including actuators.

Electricity upgrade tray code: 4916.10-4a

Discover advanced geometrical optics and study laser generated diffraction patterns with this tray. Equipment includes a 5 beams laser, a laser on stem, lenses of various shapes and diffraction gratings.

optics upgrade tray code: 4916.10-3B

This tray covers a wide range of electricity applications from measuring static charges to computational electric circuits. It includes:• A functional Leaf Electroscope to measure the amount of

excessive electric charges• An induction coil to study electromagnetism, magnetic induction

and generation of static and dynamic magnetic fields • Altay’s logic board, a device that allows to study Boolean logic

and basic logical operations such as AND, OR and NOT i.e. the founding logic blocks of computers. Moreover the board features NAND and EXOR and two different types of NOT gates

Electronics and Electromagnetism tray code: 4916.10-4B

The set of sensors included in this trays greatly extends the educational value of physics labs allowing accurate quantitative measurements and logging of physical quantities. Hosted sensors include stainless steal temperature, motion, light, force, and accessories.

Sensors tray code: 4916.10-5a

This tray allows to study what happens to bodies of different shape and mass when they fall in vacuum. It includes Altay’s Newton’s Tube, vacuum pump and additional sensors.

Vacuum tray code: 4916.10-5B

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number and level of Chemistry labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes a multipurpose lab stand with clamps and several dropping bottles.

advanced chemistry - general Equipment and glassware 1 code: 4916.20-1a

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number and level of Chemistry labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes becker glasses, crystallization glasses, test tubes.

advanced chemistry - general Equipment and glassware 2 code: 4916.20-1B

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This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number and level of Chemistry labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes funnels, conical and volumetric flasks.

advanced chemistry - general Equipment and glassware 3 code: 4916.20-2a

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to perform titration and condensation experiences with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes supports, burettes and a Liebig condenser.

titration and condensation glassware 1 code: 4916.20-2B

This tray hosts equipment and glassware that extend the level of electrochemistry experiments with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version introducing the phenomenon of water electrolysis. It includes a Hoffman voltmeter set with accessories.

advanced Electrochemistry code: 4916.20-3a

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to perform titration and condensation experiences like differential distillation with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes flasks, tubing and a heater/stirrer.

titration and condensation glassware 2 code: 4916.20-3B

This tray includes labelled bottles for chemicals needed to perform advanced chemistry experiences.

advanced chemistry reagents code: 4916.20-4a

This tray includes accessories and support materials needed to perform advanced chemistry experiences.

advanced chemistry accessories code: 4916.20-4B

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This tray hosts a set of sensors that takes the experiences of advanced chemistry from qualitative to quantitative. Sensors included are stainless steel temperature probe, pH, Voltage and Current.

advanced chemistry Sensors 1 code: 4916.20-5a

This tray hosts a set of sensors that takes the experiences of advanced chemistry from qualitative to quantitative. It includes CO2 gas sensor,

Gas pressure sensor, Dissolved Oxygen Sensors, and accessories.

advanced chemistry Sensors 2 code: 4916.20-5B

This tray hosts equipment and support materials needed to extend the number and level of Natural and Earth Science labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile

advanced natural Sciences - general Equipment and accessories code: 4916.30-1a

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number of plant physiology labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It Includes a becker glasses, seeds, cotton wool and a cardboard box.

advanced natural Sciences - Extended plant physiology code: 4916.30-1B

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number of Earth Sciences labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes a rain gauge, an hygrometer and several other items.

advanced natural Sciences - Earth Sciences 1 code: 4916.30-2a

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number of Earth Sciences labs that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes sets of rocks and a seismograph.

advanced natural Sciences - Earth Sciences 2 code: 4916.30-2B

This tray hosts safety equipment like gloves and goggles. It also includes Altay’s 24-bp DNA model.

advanced natural Sciences - Safety & dna code: 4916.30-3a

This tray hosts equipment and glassware needed to extend the number of Biology and Chemistry of soil experiments that can be performed with Altay’s Lab Mobile basic version. It includes glassware and chemicals.

advanced natural Sciences -Biology and chemistry of Soil code: 4916.30-3B

This tray hosts a set of sensors that takes the experiences of advanced Natural Sciences from qualitative to quantitative. Included sensors are CO

2 Gas sensor, dissolved Oxygen sensor, and accessories.

advanced natural Sciences Sensors 1 code: 4916.30-4a

This tray hosts a set of sensors that takes the experiences of advanced chemistry from qualitative to quantitative. It includes Gas pressure sensor, stainless steel temperature probe, pH sensor, and accessories.

advanced natural Sciences Sensors 2 code: 4916.30-4B

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DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS (Basic Model)

altay’s laB moBilE ® cart comes with a universal power supply equipped to operate with any user voltage – just connect the cart to an electrical outlet, flip the switch and you are ready to go.

FramE and matErialS

SEcurity SyStEm

• One portable powder extinguisher (1 kg)

• One first-aid kit

• Three locking systems (left and right doors plus drawers)

WatEr SyStEm

Two 10-L acid resistant polyethylene tanks make for water and waste reservoir. A compact pump provides water to the tabletop tap while the sink drain is connected to the one used as waste reservoir.

The frame of Altay’s Lab Mobile is made of sturdy, acid resistant aluminium. Front, back and side panels are made of mild steel oven-backed using a special chemical, scratches and fire resistant paint. Four heavy duty handles are fixed in the top

frame to easily push and lift the cart on uneven grounds too.The top and sink’s cover are made of chemical resistant HPL. The sink is acid resistant polypropylene. The water tap is made of stainless steel and folds down if needed.

BurnEr SyStEm

The cart is provided with two burners• Gas burner supplied by a 240 g LPG gas

• Spirit burner

Electric burner is available upon request.

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HigH Quality WHEElS

Altay’s mobile cart uses heavy duty 12-cm gauge, pressed steel wheels, two with breaks, capable of carrying 150 kg each (static load, overall 600 kg)

poWEr cord SyStEm

The cart is provided with a 6-meter rewinding power cord to easily connect to nearest mains socket.

controlS & ElEctric poWEr panEl

1. Main power switch2. Green led, lit when main power is on3. Yellow LED, lit when optional power supply is on4. Water pump button with LED5. Switching mode power supply with following features

• Output voltage range: 0 ÷ 12 V DC• Output current range: 0 ÷ 8 A• One digital voltmeter and one digital ammeter• Max power: 100 W• Short circuits and overload protection

the electric panel includes the following:

6. Mains power switch 7. Two 220÷ 240 V AC, 50 ÷ 60 Hz socket, Type C/L 8. Two 220÷ 240 V AC, 50 ÷ 60 Hz socket, Type E/F

Additional sockets are available in the back panel of the cart

the laB moBilE ® is supplied with multilingual instruction manuals

featuring more than 80 ExpErimEntS and procedures.

the manual contains a teacher guideline for experiments setup as well as student work

sheets.

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LIST OF EXPERIMENTS YOU CAN PERFORM

WITH THE BASIC ALTAY LAB MOBILE ®

BIOLOGYPlant Physiology Experiments

• Capillarity – the stem• Cell turgor practical implications• Chromatography• Osmosis• Osmosis in cells• Osmosis in potatoes• Osmosis in potatoes: effects of the

concentration• Osmosis in roots• Oxygen in water• Pollen germination• Starch in leaves• The pulp of fruits

CHEMISTRYExperiments of General Chemistry

• Accumulators• Acid base reactions• Carbon dioxide properties• Carbon dioxide production• Colloids and properties of colloids• Conductivity and concentration• Conservation of matter• Coordination complexes• Corrosion and cathodic protection• Daniell cell• Diffusion in solution• Displacement (single exchange) reactions• Effect of temperature on solubility• Electrolytes and conductivity• Electrolytic processes• Enthalpy of neutralization• Enthalpy of crystallization• Hydrogen production• Iodine sublimation• Lemon cell: an unusual source of electric

current • Melting of sulphur• Oxygen production and oxigen properties• Properties of hydrogen• Salt solution cell• Sodium carbonate and sodium

bicarbonate• Volta cell• Water electrolysis• Water electrolysis basic environment• Water of crystallization• Density of substances

PHYSICSMechanics

• Analytical balance and investigation of weight as a force

• Belt drive systems• Communicating vessels• Composition, decomposition and

transmission of forces including the parallelogram law

• Hooke’s law• Inclined plane and friction• Kinetic and potential energy• Levers: including first, second and third

class type• Measurement of a length, concept of

experimental error• Pulleys: including fixed, mobile and

differential pulleys• Simple pendulum and spring pendulum

Heat• Equilibrium temperature of mixed liquids• Heat capacity of the calorimeter• Heat sensitivity and thermal equilibrium• Specific heat capacity of solid and liquid

bodies• Thermometer’s time constant• Solidification’s temperature of paraffin

Acoustics• Beats• Interference• Resonance• Use of the tuning forks

Optics• Focal length• Investigating mixing of colours

• Lenses laws• Magnifier• Microscope - telescope• Mirrors• Prism: composition of light• Reflection and Refraction laws• Shadow and penumbra• System of lenses• The eye• Thin lens equation

Magnetism• Attractive and repulsive magnetic forces• 2D magnetic field viewer

Electricity• Production of charges, equal and opposite• Electric resistance• Ohm’s law• Series versus Parallel circuits

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PROduCTS fOR THE LaB MOBILE® In OuR SCIEnCE EduCaTIOnaL

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ALL THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE INCLUDED IN

OUR BASIC MOBILE LABORATORY

Mechanics

1226.15Cylinder graduated, tall form with spout. Capacity 100 x 1 ml, borosilicate glass

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2208.20Double Side Scale, silk screen printed

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2211.10 Tape measure 2 m 1

2213.10Vernier caliper, scale 0÷160 mm, accuracy 0.05 mm (plastic)

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2216.10 Goniometric Circle 1

2221.16 Flat mass 300 mg 1

2221.18 Flat mass 500 mg 1

2221.20 Mass 1 g 1

2221.22 Mass 2 g 2

2221.24 Mass 5 g 1

2221.26 Mass 10 g 1

2221.28 Mass 20 g 2

2221.30 Mass 50 g 2

2231.32 Mass 100 g 1

4110.21Tubular Spring Balance - plastic (Dynamometer) - Range: 2.5 N

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4110.22Tubular Spring Balance - plastic (Dynamometer) - Range: 5 N

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4110.81Steel Spring with Pointer (diameter 0.75 mm, diameter 21 mm x 150 mm length)

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4111.08Cylindrical Mass with Hook(total 10 g)

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4111.51 Slotted Mass 10 g 5

4111.56 Mass Hanger 10 g 1

4112.05 Pulley for Inclined Plane 1

4112.10 Pulley with Hook 2

4112.24 Triple pulley in Axis 1

4112.30 Triple pulley in Line 1

4112.40Differential Pulley (30, 60 and 90 mm diameters)

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4112.42Differential Pulley with Two Handles(40, 80 and 120 mm diameters)

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4112.45Axle with Fixing screw for Differential Pulley

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4113.20Polyester inelastic String diameter 0.8 mm, length 10 m

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4113.27Scale Pan Hooked with metal suspension

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4113.35 “S” Hook, length 30 mm approx. 2

4113.50 Rod with Clip 2

4113.53Rod with hook diameter 10 mm, length 127 mm

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4113.54 Red Pointer with Clip 1

4114.13Lever Holed Rod with pair of threaded cylinders

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4114.71 Friction Block 1

4114.80-011 Hook for Cart 1

4114.82 Cart for Inclined Plane 1

4861.10-020Rod with cylinder diameter 3 mm, length 72.5 mm

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4861.10-021Rod with threaded stem M3 diameter 8 mm, length 70 mm

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4861.10-024 Metallic Ring diameter 20 mm 1

4861.10-026Brass Hook M3, 3 x 50 mm (diameter x length)

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4861.10-027Brass Hook M3. 3 x 40 mm (diameter x length)

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4861.10-029 Balance Hook 2

4861.10-030 Rubber Band 2

5401.20Metallic Bosshead 20 x 20 x 40 mm with knobs

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5401.22Bosshead PVC 20 x 20 x 60 mm with blue knobs

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5401.60 Suspension Ring with Knob 1

5408.81.L350 Support Rod length 350 mm 2

5408.81.L500 Support Rod length 500 mm 3

5408.91Multi-function Support Rod, rounded ends, with holes length 350 mm

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5491.11Inclined plane, with 3 different track terminals

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DGAKNB.M4X10

Knob (Inox Blue M4 x 10 mm) 1

2231.52 Digital chronometer 1

4180.60 Communicating vessel 1

4207.56 Food Colouring 1

5405.30Base for capillary tube and communicating vessel

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Mobile and fixed pulley

Assembled analytical balance

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Communicating vessels apparatus

2D magnetic field viewer

heat

1118.20Beaker low form 100 ml, borosilicate glass

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1274.00Drying Tube, U shape. Length x diameter 100 x 13mm, borosilicate glass

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2240.15 Thermometer -10°/+110°C 1

4200.95Set of Two Cylinders in stainless steel

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4210.50Pulse Glass, Balls 40 mm Length 130 mm

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4230.71 Mixing Calorimeter 1

4230.96 Specific Heat Cylinders 1

5416.20 Extension Clamp with Rod 2

5424.52 Grease Silicon for Glassware 1

5424.53 Paraffin Blocks 1

5449.25.L2000

Silicone tubing, Bore 7 mm, Outside diameter 10 mm, 2000 mm length

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5450.23Rubber stopper, top diameter x bottom diameter x length approx. 7 x 3.8 x 19.4 mm

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5450.38

Rubber stopper, top diameter x bottom diameter approx. 22 x 16 mm. Diameter of hole approx. 6 mm

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5450.42

One-hole rubber stopper, top diameter x bottom diameter approx. 38x33 mm. Diameter of hole approx. 5 mm

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5533.10 Tripod Stand 1

5534.25Wire Gauze, with Round Ceramic Centre

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Optics

4402.30Ray Optics and Colour mixing Box with Accessories

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4402.35 Base support for Ray Optics Box 1

4414.02Holder for 50 mm diameter Lenses and Mirrors

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4414.12 Set of Seven Diaphragms 1

4414.03 Holder for Slides and Diaphragms 1

4414.18Projector with 12V 20W Halogen Lamp

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4414.19 Halogen Lamp 12V 20W 2

4417.01 Slider for Holder 6

4417.17 Slider for Projector 1

4418.29 Prism table 1

4418.35White Metal Screen, squared 140 mm, 10 mm diameter support

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4419.01Hartl Disk, Matt White Face Graduated in Degrees, on stem

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4419.06Biconvex Lens for Hartl Disc f= +85 mm

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4419.07Biconvex Lens for Hartl Disc f= +135 mm

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4419.08Biconcave Lens for Hartl Disc f= -135 mm

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4419.11 Deformable Mirror for Hartl Disc 1

4419.12 Plane Mirror for Hartl Disc 1

4419.13Refraction Index Vessel for Hartl Disc. 60 mm diameter

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4431.00Set of 4 Concave Spherical Mirrors f: -5, -10, -15, -20 cm

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4435.00Set of 4 Convex Spherical Mirrors f: 5, 10, 15, 20 cm

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4441.00Set of 4 Biconcave Spherical Lenses f:- 5, -10, -15, -20 cm

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4445.00Set of 4 Biconvex Spherical Lenses f: 5, 10, 15, 20 cm

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4450.10Equilateral Glass Prism Side 25 mm

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acOustics

4317.40 Pair of La tuning forks 1

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4611.10 Magnetic Field Chamber 2D 1

4611.40 Plastic Cased Bar Magnets 10

4611.71 U-Shaped Magnet (with Keeper) 1

4611.72Horseshoe Magnet (with Keeper) flat - 100 mm

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4612.12 Iron Filings (package of 200 g) 1

4614.50 Demonstration Compass 1

electrOstatics

4620.40 Wollen Cloth 1

4620.50 Silk Cloth 1

4620.10 Glass Rod for Electrostatic Charge 1

4620.13 Ebonite Rod for Electrostatic Charge 1

4620.14 Perspex Rod for Electrostatic Charge 1

4627.80 Hollow Sphere 1

4625.00 Pith Ball Electroscope 1

electricity

2275.10 Digital Multimeter 1

2505.61 Bulb Lamp 2.8V 4

2505.64 Bulb Lamp 6V 4

2505.65 Bulb Lamp 12V 2W 4

4766.50 Microphone with Cable 1

4764.26 Capacitor 10 µF (2 Plugs) 2

4764.28 Capacitor 1000uF; 25V (2 plug); 1

4763.30 Resistor 3.3 kohm 2 W (2 Plugs) 1

4766.02 Signal Transistor NPN (4 Plugs) 1

4766.04 Power Transistor NPN (4 Plugs) 1

4766.54 Loudspeaker (4 Plugs) 1

Example of image formation in converging lenses

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2522.02Stackable Plug Lead, 25 cm, Red colour, Plug 4 mm

2

2522.03Stackable Plug Lead, 50 cm, Red colour, Plug 4 mm

1

2522.07Stackable Plug Lead, 25 cm, Black colour, Plug 4 mm

2

2522.08Stackable Plug Lead, 50 cm, Black colour, Plug 4 mm

1

2531.52 Crocodile clips 10

4762.02Boards for Electricity and Electronics Circuits

1

4762.20 Bridging Plugs (2 plugs) 4

4762.28 Two Cell Holder 2

4762.36 Lamp Holder 4

4762.60 Voltmeter 0-15 V and 0-1.5 V 1

4762.70 Push Button Switch (2 plugs) 1

4762.72Toggle Switch, Single Pole (2 plugs)

1

4763.18 Resistor 100 ohm 2W (2 plugs) 4



4763.26 Resistor 1 kohm 2W (2 plugs) 2

4763.32 Resistor 4.7 kohm 2W (2 plugs) 2

4763.34 Resistor 10 kohm 2W (2 plugs) 2

general cheMistry

0001.40 32 Chemical Reagents Set 1


2

1226.00Graduated cylinder, tall form with spout, capacity 10 ml borosilicate glass

1

1276.10 Drying tube U shape with side tubes 1

1322.10Conical flask, wide mouth, capacity 150 ml, borosilicate glass

1

1322.20Conical flask, wide mouth, capacity 250 ml, borosilicate glass

1

1337.15Volumetric flask, polyethylene stopper, capacity 100 ml, borosilicate glass

1

1359.00 Separating funnel 1

1436.36Graduated pipette, class B zero at the top, capacity 1 ml borosilicate glass

1

1436.40Graduated pipette, class B zero at the top, capacity 5 ml borosilicate glass

1

1468.07Right angle bent glass tube connector outer diameter x length approx. 6 mm x 65mm

1

1920.15Porcelain evaporating dish, round bottom, capacity 50 ml

1

2162.16 Vinyl gloves, pack of 40 1

2148.25 Safety goggles 5

2219.30Electronic Balance 300 g/readability 0.01 g

1

4716.12 Platinum electrode 2

4716.16 Zinc electrode 4

4716.21 Copper electrode 4

4716.23 Iron electrode 4

4716.24 Lead electrode 4

4718.10 Test cells cover 2

5514.10 Alcohol Burner 1

5448.103 way rubber pump red rubber

1

5450.08Rubber stopper for test tube 21x150mm

6

5450.10Rubber stopper for conical flask 150ml

1

5450.11Rubber stopper for conical flask 250ml

1

5450.71Two-hole rubber stopper for conical flask 250ml

1

5450.72One-hole rubber stopper for test tubes

1

5450.74One-hole rubber stopper for conical flask 250ml

1

5450.79One-hole rubber stopper for conical Flask 150ml

1

5450.80Two-hole rubber stopper for conical Flask 150ml

1

5453.20 Cork stopper for test tubes 1

5535.04Triangle for crucibles, length of one side approx. 60 mm

1

7601.15 Model of Atoms 1

8340.08 Round filter paper 1

8884.02Litmus paper Universal pH 0-14

1

plant physiOlOgy

1253.00 Glass Petri Dish diameter 60 mm 3

1343.15Funnel, short stem, diameter 75 mm, borosilicate glass

1

1441.50Dropping pipette, Pasteur type, neutral glass, length approx. 150 mm

5

1444.10Stirring rod, glass, diameter x length approx. 5 x250 mm

3

Model of Atoms

Series and parallel sample circuits experimental setup

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1464.51Large glass tube diameter x length approx. 34 × 190 mm

1

1468.02Straight glass delivery tube outer diameter x length approx. 6 x 70 mm

1

1473.60Test Tube with rim, diameter x length 21 x 150 mm

6

1489.05 Watch Glass diameter 60 mm 2

1489.15 Watch Glass diameter 80 mm 2

1640.50Funnel for powder, polypropylene, diameter approx. 66 mm

1

1646.00 Laboratory film Parafilm 1

1680.06Plastic Test Tube Rack for 6 Tubes Mountable diameter 20 mm length 240 mm

1

1951.05Porcelain mortar with pestle, diameter approx. 80 mm

1

4182.61 Double Osmotic membrane 1

4182.62Osmotic pressure apparatus - graduated

1

5401.16 Right Angle Clamp Metal 2

5404.52Iron Stand, Mountable Blue Base with Support Rod

1

5423.30 Hardwood Test Tube Holder 1

5431.05 Mohr clip steel 1

5448.00 Nipple for dropping pipettes 1

5449.43mConnections for Glass Tube Transparent Silicone Rubber

1

5450.12 Rubber stopper for Large Glass Tube 1

5450.75One-hole rubber stopper for large test tubes

1

5453.82 Cork borer set 1

5460.34 Double ended steel spatula 1

8261.30 Metal tweezers 1

8262.02 Scalpel 1

8349.20 Square filter paper 1

BiOlOgy equipMent

1388.00

Microscope slides, precleaned, with flat surface and smooth edge, dimensions approx. 76x26 mm in 50 pieces box

5

1397.05Cover glass, precleaned Dimension approx. 20 x 20 mm in 100 pieces box

5

6000.33Mini Torso, Dual Sex (Caucasian Type) 16 Parts(Other type on request)

1

7000.02Prepared microscope slide set, Extensive Biology (24 slides)

1

7000.05Microscope slide set, Insect anatomy, (25 slides)

1

8267.15 Dissecting Set, 8 pieces 5

8542.40 RED50-X WiFi Digital Microscope 1

Spatula Double ended

Beaker, low form 250 ml

RED50-X WiFi Digital Microscope

Mini Torso, Dual Sex

Featuring high-speed, full resolution imaging technology built into the head of the microscope, it can be used as normal microscopes with the eyepiece or to share live images with students using WiFi tablets or Windows laptops.Eyepieces: WF10X/18mmObjectives: DIN Achromatic objectives 4X/0.10, 10X/0.25, 40X/0.65/S mounted on a reversed triple revolving nosepiece with click stops.

New

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upgradES & optional EQuipmEntaltay laB moBilE & upgradES

UPGRADES AND OPTIONAL EqUIPMENT

Besides the basic lab mobile, additional carts, including preset bundles of trays, are available to extend the interactive hands-on learning allowed by Altay’s solution, to ANY program, demand and curriculum. Lab Mobile’s upgrades are the perfect modular solution to run Physics, Natural Science and Chemistry classes from middle school to University level.

You can also choose your favorite trays and fill the Universal Rack - Altay’s wheeled storage solution for additional trays - with the equipment you need and make your own fully customized upgrades by simply replacing trays.

name code

Physics Upgrade 4916.10

Chemistry Upgrade 4916.20

Natural Science Upgrade 4916.30

Universal Rack 4916.00

Universal Rack

Physics Upgrade q

Physics Upgrade q

teachers and students can now start performing new experiments and demonstrations.

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upgradES & optional EQuipmEnt altay laB moBilE & upgradES

ADDITIONAL FEATURES FOR ALTAY’S LAB MOBILE

No more reeks and safety issues, the mini portable fume hood is the ideal stand alone solution to perform didactic chemistry experiments.The air under the hood is constantly sucked in and funneled thorough an active carbon filter box that cleans it before feeding it back to the room. This system is very practical and cost effective since it does not take any installation in the school facility. To start using it, just place the hood on the top, connect the pipe to the port located in the rear side of the Mobile and turn on the switch.

the mini portable Fume Hood code: 4907.00

all-in-one holder

all-in-one pc

Extension plane

the mini portableFume Hood

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Simply open the side door and pull out the sliding top to get a wider and more effective working area for you experiments.

This holder set comprised of cart’s binding support, rod and 75mm VESA adapter allows to connect any All-in-One PC (75mm VESA support needed, 21” screen suggested) to the Lab Mobile in order to cozily display the current experiment, search for support info or analyze experimental data.

A suitable cost-effective All-in-One PC featuring 21” HD Multi-touch screen, Intel Celeron G1840, 4GB Ram, 500GB HDD, 2xUSB 3.0, Super Multi DVD and Windows 8 Home can be provided upon request.

Unreliable grid power is no longer an issues for your labs. Using high efficiency solar panels (250W), this powerful portable solar generator will turn sunlight into clean usable electricity that can power the Lab Mobile anywhere in the world! Any power it is not used is stored away in commonly available batteries (2X 100Ah) for later use when there is no longer sunlight available. Unlike gasoline generators that are loud, stinky, and gas hungry, this system is silent while charging & discharging with absolutely no gas, fumes, filters, or oil to deal with. AC power is provided through an high quality 1000W inverter.

Altay offers you the option to set up your own multimedia system on its Lab Mobile. Altay provides a couple of height adjustable orienting shelves and you will gain choice of selecting the devices to place on.

Extension plane all-in-one holder

all-in-one pc

portable Solar generator

multimedia set Holders

code: 4906.00 code: 4900.26

code: 4900.73

code: 4900.30

code: 4900.25

In order to increase the working area it is possible to outfit the Lab Mobile with an additional extension top made of HPL (50 x 60 cm).

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digital teaching System

multi-touch interactive Whiteboard

digital teaching cabinet multi-touch interactive Whiteboard

code: 4908.00

Coupling the best of educational ICT, this Digital Teaching System is comprised of a powerful multi-touch 89” fully interactive whiteboard and a convenient digital cabinet that greatly simplify the interactions between the whiteboard and content source’s devices whether the ones included in the cabinet like the built-in PC, the integrated HD visualizer, the wireless microphone or the ones connected through the several different available slot’s type.

Software key features

• Customizable floating toolbar;

• Hand writing recognition;

• variety of digital inks;

• Export notes to various file formats;

• Direct access to the Internet, Google image search;

• Import Microsoft Office files;

• Freestyle writing on any file;

• Support of different OS: Windows, Mac, Linux

Hardware key features

• Use a finger or any object to operate the whiteboard;

• Large interactive area;

• 5 simultaneous inputs for collaborative work;

• Multi-touch features for intuitive use;

• 17 function buttons for easy access to the frequently used tools;

• Improved bracket design makes the board easy to mount;

• Durable surface, low-gloss;

• Plug-and-Play

This impressive piece of interactive technology features an 89” active area (16:10 aspect ratio). Up to six users can write and work on the whole surface of the board simultaneously. The function buttons situated on each side of the board allow quick access to most frequently used tools. It allows

handwritten annotation on applications, websites and playing videos. The ink becomes an object that you can move and manipulate. The whiteboard can be controlled naturally with multi-touch gestures: just use your finger to annotate, fist to scroll and two finger to erase or zoom in and out.

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digital teaching cabinet (pc included) code: 4909.00

cable in & out Hole

pc

on/oFF Button

mouse Holder

Keyboard

Speaker & amplifier

laptop interface module

Visualizer

pen Holder

Work platform

The digital teaching cabinet is a highly integrated multimedia teaching system featured with one-button on/ off mechanism, remote control and highly compatible with other interactive terminals such as interactive whiteboard, interactive flat panel, etc.

Easy to install and use

• No challenge for installation

• One button switch on/ off mechanism

• Multi Slots for:- USB

- USB-B

- HDMI,

- vGA

- LAN

- AUDIO IN

Highly-integrated System

• PC

• Amplifier

• Central control unit

• Speakers

• visualizer

• Keyboard & mouse

• Broadcasting module

• Wireless microphone

WiFi router and Switch integrated

• Fast internet access for up to 50 users

• Platform for teacher & students interaction through interactive smart board and tablet PCs

Built-in Hd Visualizer

• Scan any documents and 3D objects up to A4 size

Hd audio & Video Broadcasting integrated

• Improvement of school facilities with broadcasting functionality

• Operating process of the broadcasting system simplified

2.4g rF wireless remote control

• Rechargeable Battery, 3000hrs standby time

• Built-in central control & PC control keys

pc Specification

• CPU: Intel Core i5

• Mainboard: H81

• Memorry: 2G/4G DDR3

• HDD: 500G 2.5 inch SATA

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proBlEm Solution

Many facilities do not have laboratories equipped with water and gas. Investment cost of building dedicated to laboratories with benches, gas system, water and electricity.

The Lab Mobile can turn in the blink of an eye a classroom into a laboratory. It provides an acid resistant worktop for 4 to 6 students, an autonomous system for providing and disposing of water, a gas burner and a spirit lamp.

Costly investment in low-voltage power supplies and electrical measuring devices.

The lab mobile’s trolley includes on its frontal panel a 0 -12 v power supply, a digital voltmeter and digital ammeter.

Difficult to store the variety of materials needed for the labs (dispersion, risk of breakage and theft).

The Lab Mobile offers large lockable drawers equipped with shockproof foam pods to accommodate every component. Breakages and losses are limited and control and storage after each lab is facilitated.

Problems related to the safety of students during labs.

The Lab Mobile offers a fire extinguisher in case of fire and first aid kit in case of accident.

Availability and consistency of electricity in facilities (electricity not available, cuts and load shedding, power surges, etc...).

The Lab Mobile, coupled with a solar panel, regulator and batteries allows you to calmly carry on the labs in areas without electricity or in case of a power failure or load shedding. It incorporates protection against overvoltage with fuse.

Difficulties for teachers in the implementation of labs due to the lack of lab technicians and waste of time for setting up experiments.

The mobile laboratory’s trolley comes with a manual clearly showing all the details needed for assembling more than 80 experiments. Average mounting time of experiments is just 8 minutes.

Need for equipment storage space by discipline.The Lab Mobile save the costs for the acquisition of additional storage (cabinets, etc ...). All hardware is stored in the drawers.

Significant investment by a non-rational choice of matching type of equipment / optimal amount.

The Lab Mobile offers the optimal quantities to carry on the necessary program controlled learning experiences, thereby reducing the cost of investment.

INNOvATIONS AND ADvANTAGES OF ALTAY’S LAB MOBILE

With Altay Educational systems, teachers have everything they need to easily demonstrate all the main scientific principles within Optics, Electricity, Electrostatics, Mechanics, Magnetism, Thermodynamics and Chemistry.Our flexible, time-saving and easy to set-up systems cover a wide range of experiments interfacing with dataloggers, loggers and sensors.They are supplied in a sturdy portable case guaranteeing durability, safety

and simple storage. User-friendly instruction manuals provide the guidance necessary to assure a successful learning experience-science principles become simple and clear to understand while enhancing students’ curiosity and learning.Altay’s full line of Educational systems offer you quality, precision and economy in one package – designed by teachers, for teachers.

Educational SyStEmS

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mEcHanicS pHySicS SyStEmS

mechanics System 1 code: 4861.19

• Aluminium Track

• Sectional universal base with 3 knobs

• Pulley with hook

• Plastic Pulley, with metal rod

• Scale pan hooked, with metal suspension

• Friction block

• Tubular Spring Balance (Metal) 3N, 6N, 10N

• Lever, Holed Rod, with pair of threaded cylinders

• Double Side Scale, silk screen printed

• Inclined plane, with 3 different track terminals

• Spring leaves

• Extension Clamp with Rod

• Cart for Inclined Plane

• Differential pulleys

• Goniometric Circle

• Tape Measure

• Vernier caliper, scale 0÷160 mm, accuracy 0.05 mm

• Cylindrical mass 10 g, 25 g, 50 g

• Mass 1g, 2g, 5g, 10g, 20g, 50g, 100g

• Flat mass 300 mg, 500 mg

• Steel spring with pointer

• Hook for Cart

• Rod with clip

• RED pointer with clip

• Suspension ring

• Axle with fixing screw for differential pulley

• Metal bossheads

• Bossheads

• Mass hanger with slotted masses

Heavy duty aluminium suitcase, internal foam to prevent accidental shock.

Size: 50x45x15 cmWeight: 7.4 kgTrack Lenght: 60 cmWeight: 1.2 kg

What does it happen when a physical body is resting? or when it is subjected to forces or displacements? What is the law behind the elongation of a spring? Explore the basics of classical mechanics, one of the oldest subjects in science, engineering and technology using this great item. This kit contains everything you need for an introductory investigation into the basics of mechanics including Balance measurements, forces and their composition, springs and Hooke’s law, pulleys, levers, static and dynamic friction, weights and forces.

main componEntS

Kit includES


Equipment Suggested

Electronic Balance (code 2219.30)

Force Sensor

See SESa 2013 catalogfor reference

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mEcHanicSpHySicS SyStEmS

• Belt drive systems

• Composition, decomposition and transmission of forces including the parallelogram law

• Analytical balance and the investigation of weight as a force

• Levers: including first, second and third class type

• Pulley systems: including fixed, mobile and differential pulleies

• Simple pendulum and spring pendulum

• Hooke’s Law with spring and with spring leaf

• Inclined plane and friction

• Kinetic and potential energy

• The concept of experimental error

• Springs in series and in parallel

many of these experiments will also be suitable for applied mathematics.

Assembled analytical balance

Measuring the tangential component of the weight force with an inclined plane

Mechanics System 1 assembledin the spring pendulum configuration

ExpErimEntS dEtailEd in tHE manual

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Discover the principles of motion with Mechanics System 2. All the components of its low friction dynamics system are stored in an aluminium heavy duty carry-case. very easy to set up, they enable to study elastic and inelastic collisions between carts in order to verify many kinematics and dynamics principles including Newton’s laws of Motion, Conservation of Energy and Momentum, Friction and many others.


Size: 50 x 45 x 1 5 cmWeight: approx. 8 kgTrack Lenght: 117 cmWeight: 2.4 kg

• Aluminium Track

• Electronic Timer

• Cart

• Reflection Photogate

• Release Electromagnet

• Brake/Bumper for Cart

• Fixed Support for Track

• Adjustable Support for Track

• Pulley with metal rod

• Aluminium Flag for Cart

• Bubble level

• Neodymium-Iron-Boron Button Magnet

• Massholder for Cart

• Slotted Masses Set

• Plumb line on Scale

• Spring Bumper

• Spring Bumper for Electromagnet

• Trigger for Cart

• Pair of Velcro Bumpers

• Hook for Cart

main componEntS

Kit includES


Equipment Suggested

Electronic Balance (code 2219.30)

Motion Sensor Photogate Sensor (code 4840.15)


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Studying acceleration with reflection photogates

Elastic collision between two carts

Inelastic collision between two carts

• Concept of inertia

• Conservation of momentum and energy

• Determination of velocity and acceleration

• Laws of dynamic

• Elastic and inelastic collisions

• Energy conservation

• Inclined plane

• Kinetic and potential energy

• Laws of motion (accelerated, linear uniform)

• Rolling friction

• Eddy currents in an aluminium track

Contents of accessories boxes

the mechanics System 2 allows us to verify many kinematics and dynamics principles by using a low friction system.


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case 1Size: 75 x 55 x 20 cmWeight: approx. 4 kg

case 2Size: 75 x 55 x 20 cmWeight: approx. 9 kg

Ever wondered how a boat can float? Why can a liquid flow in narrow spaces without the assistance of external forces and in opposition to gravity? This system introduces the basic concepts of fluid dynamics and provides a practical framework to understand and study quantitatively many aspects of this branch of physics, with all you need in just two cases. Covered topics include Adhesion and cohesion; Archimedes’ principle, Capillarity ,Bernoulli’s theorem, Boyle’s law, Buoyant force and several others.

Hardware case

Glassware case

• Universal base

• Bosshead

• Swivel bosshead

• Extension Clamp with rod

• g Clamp

• U-Tube manometer

• Air Blower

• Pascal Apparatus Ball

• Viscosity Tube

• Mariotte’s Bottle

• Tube for Mariotte’s Bottle

• Cartesian Diver

• Communicating Vessels

• Capillary Tubes

• Drying Tube

• Force Pump

• Hare’s apparatus

• Venturi’s tube

main componEntS

Kit includES


Equipment Suggested

Force Sensor Gas Pressure Sensor vernier Caliper (code 2213.10)

Tape Measure (code 2211.10)


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Venturi’s tube experiment configuration

• Principles of the manometer

• Communicating vessels

• Hydrostatic pressure and Pascal’s Law

• Stevino’s Law

• Archimedes’ Law

• Bernoulli’s equation

• Torricelli’s theorem

• Determination of the volume of a solid body

• Determination of density and of specific weight of a solid body

• Determination of density of immiscible liquids

• Capillarity

• Boyle’s Law

• Pumps and siphons

• Adhesion and cohesion

• Cartesian diver

• Measurement of surface tension

• Viscosity

Force pump

Bernoulli's Blower Venturi’s tube Communicating vessels apparatus

mechanics System 3 introduces the basic concepts of fluid dynamics.


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tHErmodynamicS pHySicS SyStEmS

Heat System code: 4862.19


Size: 75 x 55 x 20 cmWeight: approx. 12 kg

What is heat? What is its effect of solids and liquids? How does it relate with temperature? This system introduces basic concepts of thermodynamics and heat experiments like boiling and condensation, Joule’s law, Dalton’s law of Partial Pressures, phase transition and several others, providing a powerful framework for understanding and quantitatively assessing introductory thermo-dynamics questions and problems.

• Universal base

• Bosshead

• Swivel bosshead

• Digital multimeter

• Thermocouple

• Beakers

• Cylinder graduated

• Centrifuge Tube

• Filtering Flask

• Drying Tube

• Extension clamp with rod

• Alcohol thermometer

• Calorimeter

• Joule’s law unit

• U-shaped rods

• Specific heat cylinders

• Bunsen Burner

• Micrometer Dial gauge

• Pulse glass

• Food Coloring

• Bimetallic strip with electric contact

main componEntS

Kit includES

Equipment needed

Methane/Butane CylinderPower Supply 10 A (code 2407.75)

Calorimeter with Joule’s Law Apparatus



Equipment Suggested

Temperature Sensor Gas Pressure Sensor voltage & Current Sensor

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tHErmodynamicSpHySicS SyStEmS

• Heat sensitivity and thermal equilibrium

• Measurement of the coefficient of volume expansion of water

• Fixed points of a thermometer

• Temperature measurement with a T type thermocouple

• Linear expansion of a solid

• Coefficient of expansions of iron and brass

• Example of the use of a thermostat

• Measurement of the boiling point of alcohol

• Boiling at below and above atmospheric pressure

• Measurement of the heat of evaporation of water

• The graph for the solidification of paraffin

• Saturated and supersaturated solutions

• Wet and dry bulb hygrometer

• Expansion of air at constant pressure and volume

• Thermal convection in fluids

• Thermal conductivity of iron, brass, aluminium and copper

• Conduction of heat by water

• Absorption of thermal radiation

• Thermal insulation

• Construction of a simple Dewar vessel

• Heating different quantities of liquid

• Specific heat capacity of liquids and solid bodies

• Equilibrium temperature of mixed liquids

• Heat capacity of the calorimeter

• Conversion of mechanical energy into thermal energy

• Joule’s effect

• Expansion of ice

• Latent heat of fusion of ice

• Latent heat of vaporisation of water

• Evaporation of two different liquids

• Boiling point elevation

Students involved in the thermocouple experiment.

Centrifuge tube, beakers, filtering flaskand graduated cylinder

By holding a pulse glass in your hand, you can observe some surprising phenomena and experience the effects of Thermal Energy

this system introduces basic conceptsof thermodynamics and heat experiments.


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opticS pHySicS SyStEmS

optics System 1


Size: 50 x 45 x 15 cmWeight: 7 kgTrack Lenght: 102 cmWeight: 1.2 kg

What is light and how does it interact with matter? How does a mirror work? What is a lens and how does it work? How can be lenses combined to make a telescope? Discover it with this kit that introduces the behavior and properties of light and unveils many aspects of geometrical optics, including photometry, luminous intensity, focal length of a lens and many others.

code: 4864.19

• Optical bench with supports

• Lampholder, single

• Lampholder, quadruple

• Transformer

• Prism table

• Projector with halogen lamp

• White metal screen

• Set of 4 Biconvex Spherical lenses

• Set of 4 Biconcave Spherical lenses

• Set of 4 Concave Spherical mirrors

• Set of 4 Convex Spherical mirrors

• Shadow rod

• Joly photometer on stem

• Set of diaphragms

• Equilateral glass prism

Set of lens – mirror holders

main componEntS

Kit includES



Equipment Suggested

Light Sensor

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opticSpHySicS SyStEmS

• Photometry

• Luminous intensity

• Shadow and penumbra

• Magnifier

• Lenses

• Mirrors

• Thin lens equation

• Focal length

• System of lenses

• Prism

• The eye

• Microscope

• Telescope

General hardware of the system

A complete set of diaphragms

Set of mirrors, lenses and prism holder

the optics System 1 can be used for the study of many aspects of geometric optics, including photometry, luminous intensity, focal length of a lens and many other experiments.

Assembly for the determination of the focal length of a converging lens


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optics System 2


Size: 50 x 45 x 15 cmWeight: 6.5 kgTrack Lenght: 61 cmWeight: 7.0 kg

Have you ever wondered what a rainbow really is? Explore the secrets of light and colors such as composition of light, light polarization, refraction index as well as many additional aspects of light reflection and refraction with this system. The system contains a Hartl apparatus, which allows the student to perform many experiments related to the reflection of light on mirrors and to the refraction through transparent bodies. Also includes the specially designed Altay optics Box, designed to investigate polarisation in various solutions.

code: 4864.29

• Optical Bench

• Hartl Disk

• Universal Base with knob

• Biconvex lens for Hartl Disk

• Biconcave lens for Hartl Disk

• Trapezoidal Prism for Hartl Disk

• Triangular Prism for Hartl Disk

• Deformable Mirror for Hartl Disk

• Plane Mirror for Hartl Disk

• Refraction Index Vessel for Hartl Disk

• Polarization Tank

• Pair of polarizing filter

• Photometer

• Transformer

• Altay’s optics and colour mixing box with lamp, coloured filters, slits, mirrors

• White metal screen

main componEntSEquipment needed

Dextrose

Kit includES



Equipment Suggested

Light Sensor

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Using data logging system with light sensor.

• Light reflection of a plane mirror and flexible mirror

• Light refraction in a prism and through a converging or a diverging lens

• Light refraction through different shaped materials

• Refraction index of a liquid and glass

• Polarisation of light

• Total refraction prism

• Rotation of the polarisation plane in a sugar solution

• Investigating mixing of colours

• Focal length of a lens

• Malus’ Law

• Investigations in quantitative photometry

A biconvex lens placed on the Hartl disk Using a flexible mirror

q Composition of colours


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optics System 3


Size: 30 x 25 x 10 cmWeight: 1.5 kg

Equipment Needed

vernier Caliper (code 2213.10)Tape Measure (code 2211.10)

This system will take students through reflection, lens theory, diffraction, interference, diffraction grating and multiple slit diffraction. You can also study many aspects of modern optical technology. The equipment is easy to use and durable, and the experiments are substantive, yet conceptually easy to conduct. Areas of study include geometric principles of optics, polarisation of laser beams, basic and advanced diffraction principles. The results will be accurate and repeatable every time!

code: 4864.39

• Laser on stem

• Cylindrical lens

• Polaroid filter

• Slide with 1 slit (width 0.06 mm, separation 0.20 mm)






• Coarse grating 1 (4 lines per mm, line/space ratio 3:1)



• Metal gauze 300 mesh for bidimensional diffraction grating

• Diffraction grating with three different rulings (100, 300 and 600 lines per mm)

main componEntS

Kit includES



Equipment Suggested

Light Sensor

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Solid state laser with cylindrical lens and polariser q

Grating on plastic holder

Multiple diffraction grating mounted on holder

• Introduction to Ray Optics

• The Law of Refraction

• The Diffraction Grating

• Single-slit Diffraction

• General Diffraction

• Using Diffraction gratings

• The effects of Double slit on diffraction (Two-slit Interference)

• Investigating Optical activity

• Overview of interference and diffraction

• Polarization

• Introduction to Optical Instruments

Analyzing diffraction pattern

the optics System 3 includes everything needed for a complete course in advanced optics.


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ElEctroStaticS pHySicS SyStEmS

Electrostatics System


Size: 75 x 55 x 20 cmWeight: approx. 6.5 kg

Why is plastic wrap attracted to your hand after you remove it from a package? What is a “static charge”? What are its properties and related phenomena? Teach basic concepts of electrostatics with this system which enables students to obtain a comprehensive overview that is both qualitative and quantitative. Several accessories are included to facilitate the study of charge by friction, conduction, induction, electric charge and much more.

code: 4865.19

• Leaf Electroscope

• Hollow and conductive spheres

• Pith Ball Electroscope

• Neon Tube

• Polyethylene strip

• Wool and silk clothes

• Glass ebonite and perspex rods

• Electrophorus disk

• Proof plane

• Polyethylene tile

• Faraday’s Well

Hollow sphere, conductive sphere, pith ball electroscope and Volta’s

electrophorus

main componEntS

Kit includES



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• Concept of static charge

• How to use the electroscope

• Charges on an electroscope

• Electrophorus principles using electrostatic induction

• Investigating different kinds of electric charge

• Production of charges, equal and opposite

• Charge transfer

• Charging by conduction, friction and induction

• Hollow sphere

• Charge distribution in electric fields

• Charge distribution in a hollow sphere and in a conducting sphere

Full set of materials for electrostatics experiments Leaf electroscope with accessories

Measuring charge in a hollow sphere with electroscope and datalogger

the Electrostatics System introduces basic concepts of electrostatics and provides a good basis for understanding and quantitatively assessing electrostatics.


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magnEtiSm & ElEctromagnEtiSm pHySicS SyStEm

magnetics System 1


Size: 50 x 45 x 15 cmWeight: 5 kg

What is a magnet? How does a compass work? Discover magnetic phenomena with this basic introductory system to study the magnetism produced by various permanent magnets. Show students the characteristics of various shaped magnets, while studying basic magnetic flux lines, deflection of magnetic needle, dipole, hysteresis and eddy currents.

main componEntS

Kit includES

• Floating magnets with base support

• Neodymium magnet

• Aluminium foil for eddy currents

• Magnetic field chamber 2D

• Magnetic field chamber 3D

• Pocket compass

• Plotting compass

• U-shaped magnet

• Horseshoe magnet

• Pair of cylindrical magnets

• Earth’s magnetic model

• Pair of plastic cased bar magnets

• Bar magnets

• Ring magnets

• Cylindrical iron bar

• Cylindrical steel bar

• Hook

• Ferromagnetic chain

• Iron filings

• Stainless steel

code: 4867.19



Equipment Suggested

Magnetic Field Sensor Overhead Projector

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Magnetic field lines of force demonstrated by series of plotting compasses Plastic coated bar magnets with plotting compasses

• Magnetic field lines in 2D and 3D

• Deflection of a magnetic needle

• Compasses

• Magnetic dipole interactions

• Magnetic hysteresis of a steel bar

• Eddy currents in an aluminium tube

• The Earth’s magnetic field

2D Magnetic field visualizer Discovering magnetic field lines

the magnetics System 1 permits the demonstration of the characteristics of various shaped magnets.

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magnetics System 2

Demonstrate the basic principles of magnetism and electromagnetism with this complete lab system for intermediate level study. Explore electromagnetic flux lines of current carrying conductors, deflection of a magnetic needle, the magnetic field produced by a permanent magnet, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic substances, and more. Magnetic fields are generated both with permanent magnets and with current carrying wires. Iron fillings and the included simple magnetic needle probe also help students investigate the lines of magnetic field. Compatible with magnetic field sensors, the system can also be used on the overhead for class demonstrations.

Kit includES

code: 4867.29

main componEntS

• Pair of bar magnets

• Iron filings (package of 300 g)

• Support for acrylic discs

• Clear acrylic disc for permanent magnet experience

• Magnetic needle probe

• Plastic funnel

• Clear acrylic disc with straight wire conductor

• Clear acrylic disc with long solenoid conductor

• Clear acrylic disc vertical coil conductor

• Pair of ferromagnetic bars

• Aluminium ring




Equipment Needed

Power Supply 30 A (code 2407.65)


Equipment Suggested

Magnetic Field Sensor Overhead Projector

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• Magnetic field produced by permanent magnets

• Magnetic poles

• Magnetic field produced by an electric current in a coil

• Magnetic field produced by an electric current in a wire

• Magnetic field produced by an electric current in a solenoid

• Paramagnetic and ferromagnetic substances

Magnetics System 2 components Magnetic field produced by an electric current

Investigating the magnetic compass principle Magnetic field produced by two bar-shape magnets with same polarity

Magnetic field produced by two bar shape magnets with opposite polarities

the magnetics System 2 is also suitablefor use with an overhead projector.

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ElEctricity & ElEctronicS pHySicS SyStEmS

Electricity System 1

Investigate principles and laws concerning electric circuits, including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws, circuits in parallel and series and more. quick to assemble and easy to use, the system includes well-labeled connector blocks, each designed so students can clearly view the circuit or experiment being built.The intuitive Experiment Board consists of a series of sockets designed to fit the connector blocks. Connectors are made of special metal alloys that allow excellent conduction of current for accurate results. Students can then witness the lighting of a light bulb, charging and discharging of a capacitor, and inductance. Using the supplies and experiments outlined, students can verify Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff’s laws, investigate charging and discharging of a capacitor in a circuit, capacitors in series and in parallel in a circuit, electric cells, the electric bulb, and electromagnets.

Kit includES

code: 4866.19

main componEntS

• Board

• Voltmeter 0÷15 V and 0÷1.5 V

• Ammeter, 0÷500 mA and 0÷50 mA

• Resistors

• Potentiometer

• Lamp holders for E10 bulbs

• Capacitor 1000 mF

• Two cell holder

• Coil 10 mH

• Compass

• Bridging plugs

• Push-button switch

• Toggle switch, single pole

• Lamp bulbs

• Cylindrical magnet

• Ferromagnetic core




Equipment Needed

Power Supply 1.5 A AC/DC (code 2407.70)


Equipment Suggested

Oscilloscope (code 2280.70)

voltage & Current Sensor Magnetic Field Sensor Altay Magnetic Board (code 4114.30)

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Example of an LDR application usage Voltammetric method in action


• Investigating the Voltmeter

• Investigating the Ammeter

• Electric resistance

• Ohm’s Laws

• Series versus Parallel Circuits

• Kirchhoff’s Laws (nodes and loops)

• Investigating the Capacitor

• Charging and discharging of a capacitor in a circuit

• Investigating capacitors in series and in parallel in a circuit

• Investigating electric cells

• Investigating the electric bulb

The setup used to explain Ohm’s Law Components blocks

Electricity System 1 is designed as a perfect introduction to the basic fundamentals of electricity and provides a good platform for more advanced study.

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Electricity System 2

Demonstrate Practical Applications of Circuits Build upon the lessons in Electricity System 1, with this advanced system which introduces motors, coils, and transformers. Electricity System 2 allows for more in-depth study of the dynamo, electric conversion, energy transfer, transformation, and a deeper understanding of electric circuits. The comprehensive lab system consists of a set of component blocks, which house electrical components like motors and buzzers. Each block connects to the base by two or four plugs with 4 mm sockets. Once inserted into the board the circuit starts to build. Easy to assemble, the units can be used with the included experiment manual to explore the behavior of electric motors, transforming electric energy into mechanical energy, luminosity, direction and speed of an electric motor, using relay in a circuit, and much more. This system’s components can also be used with Electricity System 1.

code: 4866.29

main componEntS

• Relays

• Motor

• Propellers

• Coils

• Switches (toggle, push-button, reversing)

• Buzzer

Kit includES




Equipment Needed

Electricity System 1 (code 4866.19)


Equipment Suggested

voltage & Current Sensor Magnetic Field Sensor Digital Multimeter (code 2275.10)

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• Using a transformer

• Experiments with a relay

• The electric motor

• Electric energy transformation into mechanical energy

• Mechanical energy transformation into electrical energy e.g. the dynamo

• Controlling the luminous intensity of a lamp

• Controlling the speed and direction of an electric motor

• Using a buzzer in a circuit

• Use of a relay in a circuit

Mounting detail for a sample experiment

Transforming energy using a dynamo Designing a simple circuit

Motor model

the Electricity System 2 is an advanced system designed to teach practical applications in circuits.

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Electronics System 1

Featuring a sturdy design, this comprehensive system provides for a great introduction to the principles of electronics in an easy to use format. Understand how semi-conductor components work and observe their characteristic behavior in static and dynamic circuits as you assemble circuits with our electronic blocks, which are encased with a fully functional electronic component such as a photo resistor or potentiometer. Experiments that can be performed with this set include power dissipation, PNP and NPN transistor comparison, characteristics of a diode, and much more. Equipment needed but not included are Electricity System 1 and a 1.5 A power supply.

code: 4868.19

main componEntS

• Board

• Si diode

• Signal transistor PNP

• Signal transistor NPN

• Power transistor PNP

• Power transistor NPN

• LED Infrared

• LED diode

• Unijunction transistor UJT

• Silicon controlled rectifier SCR

• Triac

• Phototransistor

• Photoresistance LDR

• Zener diode 6.2 V

• PTC resistor

• NTC resistor

• Potentiometer

Kit includES




Equipment Needed

Electricity System 1 (code 4866.19)Power supply 1.5 A AC/DC (code 2407.70)


Equipment Suggested

voltage & Current Sensor Digital Multimeter (code 2275.10)Altay Magnetic Board (code 4114.30)

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• Investigating the diode and the PN junction

• LED diodes

• Experiments with rectifier diodes

• Working with Zener diodes

• Experiments with the PNP transistor

• Experiments with the NPN transistor

• Comparison between the signal and power transistor

• Experiments with the unijunction transistor UJT

• Experiments with the silicon controlled rectifier SCR

• Investigating the TRIAC

• Working with the phototransistor

• What is photoresistance?

• Experiments with the PTC (positive temperature coefficient) resistor

• Experiments with the NTC (negative temperature coefficient) resistor

• Experiments with the astable multivibrator

Studying the astable multivibrator configuration

Circuit setup for a current amplifier using a NPN transistor

a comprehensive system introducing the principles of electronics.

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Electronics System 2

Delve deeper into your electrical studies with this advanced electronics system designed to cover circuit projects, analysis and circuit testing. The system is comprised of a set of components, conveniently mounted in ready to go plug-in “blocks”. Simply plug each electrical circuit “block” into the lab circuit board to quickly setup and assemble circuits. Students will then be able to perform experiments regarding polarization within a circuit, amplification in a circuit, stability of a transistor and much more. Required but not included are Electronics System 1 and Power Supply 1.5 A.

code: 4868.29

main componEntS

• Microphone

• Loudspeaker

• Bridge rectifier

• Signal transistor NPN

• Power transistor NPN

• Capacitor

• Resistors

• Bridging plugs

• Plugs, 90°

• Potentiometer

Electronics System 2 consists of a set of components mounted in handy to use plug-in “blocks” with two or four plug sockets.

Kit includES




Equipment Needed

Electricity System 1 (code 4866.19)Power supply 1.5 A AC/DC (code 2407.70)


Equipment Suggested

voltage & Current Sensor Digital Multimeter (code 2275.10)

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• The bridge rectifier

• The voltage follower

• The common emitter amplifier

• The common base amplifier

• The common collector amplifier

• The current mirror amplifier

• The audio amplifier

Each component can easily be interconnected with each other through our specially developed lab circuit board

Students using the amplifier.

Simple circuit design of basic audio amplifier

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Electrical Safety Simulator

Simulate easily the typical technical problems of an electrical system: short circuit, current leakage, overload.The system gives the opportunity to feed different electrical devices, commonly present in our houses and buildings. A couple of safety socket located on the left side of the electrical Simulator give the chance to separate the circuit breaker from the whole device by connecting it to an external circuit to study its specific behavior.

code: 4715.00

main componEntS

• Safety Simulator

• AC Adapter

the Simulator enables students to understand how dealing with electrical systems in a safe way.

LAWS AND PRINCIPLES INvESTIGATED• Short circuit• Current leakage• Overload• Circuit breaker

Kit includES




Equipment Suggested

Digital Multimeter (code 2275.10)Sliding Contact Rheostat 2.9 KOhm (code 4694.11)


Equipment Suggested

Decade Resistance Box 10 Ohm - 100 Ohm (code 4693.20)Decade Resistance Box 100 Ohm - 1 kOhm (code 4693.30)voltage & Current Sensor

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EnVironmEntal aWarEnESSpHySicS SyStEmS

alternative Energy Sources System

Explore easily energy sources alternative to fossil fuel usage with this all-around kit. Investigated sources are solar power, hydraulic power, wind power, electrolysis and fuel cell. All these apparatus can be connected to the hydrogen fuel cell, to understand how chemical potential energy could be converted in electric power.

Kit includES

code: 4869.09

main componEntS

• Solar panel

• Wind turbine

• Hydraulic turbine

• Hydrogen fuel cell


• Photovoltaic cell

• Electrolysis

• Electrolysis with Photovoltaic cell

• Hydrogen fuel cell

• Using wind turbine to power a LED light

• Turning wind energy into hydrogen

• Water turbine

• Efficiency of the Photovoltaic cell

• Efficiency of a fuel cell

Energy conversion chain



Size: 50 x 45 x 15 cmWeight: 5.5 kg See SESa 2013 catalog

for reference

Equipment Suggested

voltage & Current Sensor Digital Multimeter (code 2275.10)

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gEnEral cHEmiStry cHEmiStry SyStEmS

general chemistry System

Introduce basic law and principles of chemistry with this kit that includes complete set of laboratory equipment and glassware safely stored in a foam cushioned aluminium storage case. Setting up a demonstration is quick and simple. Over 60 experiments can be prepared in minutes to investigate phenomena like diffusion, combustion, reaction of elements and many others.Set includes personal safety equipment.

Kit includES

code: 7615.01

main componEntS

• Safety goggles

• Safety gloves

• Iron stand with universal clamps and ring

• Spirit burner

• Wire gauze

• Electronic balance

• Plastic test tube rack

• Test tubes

• Beakers of various capacities

• Conical flask

• Measuring cylinders





Equipment Suggested

pH Meter

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• Investigating the law of mass conservation

• The effect of temperature on solubility

• Supersaturated solutions

• Diffusion in a solution

• Colloids

• Properties of colloids

• Coordination complexes

• Water of crystallization

• Density

• Melting of sulphur

• Acid base reactions

• Enthalpy of solution

• Enthalpy of crystallisation

• Enthalpy of neutralisation

• Combustion of magnesium

• Combustion of sulphur

• Hydrogen production

• Properties of hydrogen

• Carbon dioxide production

• Properties of carbon dioxide

• Sodium carbonate and bicarbonate

• Calcium carbonate and bicarbonate production

• Ammonia production

• Ammonia solubility

• Ammonia equilibrium

• Ammonium chloride production

• Ammonium chloride dissociation

• Ammonia–ammonium chloride buffer

• Sodium nitrate decomposition

• Nitric acid production

• Oxygen production and properties

• Oxygen production II

• Allotropic states of sulphur

• Sulphur dioxide production and properties

• Sulphurous acid production and properties

• Iodine and starch detection

• Reduction of potassium manganate(VII) (permanganate)

• Metallic salts

• Metallic salts II - production of sodium sulphate

• Precipitation of metallic hydroxides

• Properties of metallic hydroxides

• Zinc and strong bases

• Copper complexes

• Air analysis – oxygen percentage

• Air analysis II

• A water analysis

• Analysis of the products of combustion

• Production of methane

• Combustion of ethanol

• Production of soap

• Soap properties

• Trommer’s test on aldheydes

• Fehling’s test on glucose

• Inversion of sucrose

• Copper complex with glucose

• Carbonization of sucrose

• Degradation of starch

• Degradation of cellulose

• Nitrogen in proteins

• Sulphur in proteins

• Coagulation of egg albumen

All you need for teaching the basics of chemistry

altay’s general chemistry System consistsof a complete set of laboratory equipment and glassware stored in a foam cushioned aluminium storage case.

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advanced chemistry System

Designed to enhance the potential of the General Chemistry System allows users to discover many more chemical reactions and laboratory analysis techniques. In only a few minutes it is possible to up several different organic, inorganic and analytic chemistry experiments including chromatography, room pressure and reduced pressure distillations, crystallization, double exchange reactions, titration curves and many others.

Kit includES

code: 7610.01

main componEntS

• Iron stand with universal clamps

• Round flasks with joints

• Liebig condenser with joints

• Distillation head

• Distillation tail – vacuum adapter

• Conical vacuum flask

• Water jet vacuum pump

• Tubing

• Jointed glassware clamps

• Mini Magnetic stirrer

• Magnetic teflonated anchors

• Hand-held pH meter

• Combined single pH electrode

• Burette clamp

• Glassware grease

• Pipettes of various capacities with three-way

• Rubber pipette filler



Size: 75 x 55 x 20 cmWeight: approx. 8.5 kg


Equipment Suggested

pH Meter

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Example of vacuum filtration

Example of glassware and accessories provided


• Gravity filtration

• Vacuum filtration

• Solvent and Solute Separation

• Extraction with solvent

• Recrystallization

• Boiling Point

• Solubility and miscibility

• Polarity of solvents

• Brönsted’s Acids and Bases

• pH of Strong Acids and Bases

• pH of Weak Acids

• A natural pH indicator

• Metals with Acids

• Acid Base Titration

• Plotting a Titration Curve

• Weak Acid and Strong Base Titration

• Thermometric Tritation

• Redox Reactions I

• Redox Reactions II

• Iron Oxidation States

• A double Exchange Reactions

• Molar Volume of a Gas

• Preparing a Standard Solution

• Investigating Hardness of water

• Determining Hardness of Water

• Vitamin C in Fruit Drinks

• Chromatography

• Distillation of an Azeotropic Mixtures

• Vacuum Distillation

• Crystallization of Benzoic Acid

• Analysis of an Aspirin Tablet

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ElEctrocHEmiStry cHEmiStry SyStEmS

Electrochemistry System

This system is a powerful instrument to introduce students to the chemical reactions that involve electrical phenomena. How is electric current produced? Can we store this electric current somehow? Why does iron rust? Is it possible to protect metals from corrosion? Electrochemistry System will answer all these questions and many more, through practical demonstrations. The complete set of equipment has been selected to perform the 21 experiments included in the Instruction Manual plus a wide range of additional electrochemistry experiments. The manual helps easily to set up all demonstrations.

Kit includES

code: 7620.01

main componEntS

• Stand with universal clamps

• Digital multimeter

• Hand-held pH meter

• Hoffmann voltmeter

• DC power supply

• Long red and black connecting wires

• Short red and black connecting wires

• Crocodile clips

• Iron electrodes

• Copper electrodes

• Silver electrodes

• Zinc electrodes

• Lead electrodes

• Aluminium electrodes

• Platinum electrodes

• Graphite electrodes

• 25 ml burette

• Burette clamp

• Test cell module

• Test cell covers

• Beaker

• Glass rods

• Measuring cylinder

• Glass funnel

• Bulb lamp set

• Filter paper



Size: 77 x 55 x 20 cmWeight: approx. 8.5 kg See SESa 2013 catalog

for reference

Equipment Suggested

pH Meter voltage & Current Sensor

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Example of glassware and accessories provided


• Electrolytes and conductivity

• Conductivity and concentration

• Electrolytic processes

• Salt solution cell

• An unusual source of electric current the lemon cell

• The standard hydrogen electrode

• The Daniell cell

• Connection of Daniell cells

• The Volta cell

• Galvanic cells concentration cells

• Galvanic cells with different redox couple

• Water electrolysis

• Water electrolysis basic environment

• Accumulators

• The silver /silver chloride reference

electrode

• Standard potentials and the silver/silver chloride reference electrode

• Plotting a titration curve

• Weak acid and strong base titration

• Corrosion and cathodic protection

• Protection against corrosion: galvanizing

• Aluminium anodizing

Combined electrode digital pH meter

Hoffman apparatus for water electrolysis

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plant pHySiology Biology SyStEmS

plant physiology



This system is designed to introduce students to the basic phenomena that regulate plant life. The boxed kit contains a complete set of glassware and laboratory items for investigating plant physiology. The experiments described in the Manual will lead students through the various phases of a plant’s life from germination to photosynthesis and transpiration. The physical principles which regulate a plant’s development, such as capillarity and osmosis, are explained first and then observed in living plants.

Kit includES

code: 7810.01

main componEntS

• Iron stand

• Universal clamp

• Iron ring

• Spirit burner

• Wire gauze

• Rubber tubing

• Set of glass beakers

• Conical flasks

• Volumetric flasks

• Set of graduated cylinders

• Set of graduated pipettes

• Rubber three-way pump for pipette

• Set of Petri dishes

• Test tube rack

• Test tubes

• Set of watch glasses

• Set of glass tubes

• Plastic funnel

• Glass funnel

• Thermometer

• Osmosis apparatus

• Capillarity apparatus

• Mohr clips

• Magnifier lens

• Tweezers

• Scalpel

• Pipette with nipples

• Porcelain mortar with pestle

• Double-ended spatula

• Metal spoon

• Cork driller set

• Dropping bottle


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• Preparing a germination bed

• Germination rate of seeds

• Oxygen in water

• Seeds water absorption

• •Effects of geotropism roots orientation

• Effect of light on germinating plants

• Plant cell respiration

• Photosyntesis

• Photosynthesis carbon dioxide consumption

• Oxygen consumption: plant respiration

• Transpiration - stomatas

• Transpiration

• Osmosis

• Osmosis in cells

• Osmosis in roots

• Osmosis in potatoes

• Osmosis in potatoes - effect of the concentration

• Cell turgor practical implications

• Capillarity

• Capillarity - the stem

• Chromatography

• The pulp of fruits

• Starch in leaves

• Pollen germination

Osmotic pressure demonstration

Accessories' box A complete set of laboratory glassware: test tubes with rack, beakers, conical flasks, glass and plastic funnels, pipettes, measuring cylinders, porcelain mortar

Universal clamp, magnifier lens, cork driller set, mohr clips, test tube clamp, safety goggles, vinyl gloves

Dissolved oxygen in water experiment

atlay’s plant physiology System is designed to introduce students to the basic phenomena that regulate plant life.

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The Principles Reference Index helps identifying the right items for your educational needs. Scientific principles and topics are arranged in alphabetic order and refer to item’s code. Codes can be easily looked up in the Numerical Index.

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Principle investigated CodePrinciple investigated Code Principle investigated Code

Acceleration4861.29

4916.10-1A +4916.10-1B

Accumulators 7620.01

Acoustics 4915.00

Adhesion and cohesion 4861.39

Air analysis – oxygen percentage 7615.01

Air analysis II 7615.01

Ammonia, equilibrium 7615.01

Ammonia, preparation 7615.01

Ammonia, solubility 7615.01

Ammonium chloride 7615.01

Ampère, equivalence theorem 4867.19

Ampère, law 4867.29

Amplification circuit 4868.29

Analysis of an aspirin tablet7610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Analysis of the products of combustion 7615.01

Archimedes’ principle4861.394915.00

Astable multivibrator 4868.19

Azeotropic Mixtures, distillation of7610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Balance4861.194915.00

Beats 4915.00

Belt drive 4861.19

Benzoic Acid, crystallization of7610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Bernoulli theorem 4861.39

Biot-Savart law4867.194867.29

Boiling Point

4862.197610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Boyle’s law 4861.39

Brönsted’s Acids and Bases7610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Buoyancy 4861.39

Calcium carbonate and bicarbonate preparation

7615.01

Calorimeter 4862.19

Capacitance 4866.19

Capacitor 4866.19

Capillarity4915.007810.01

Carbon dioxide 7615.01

Carbonization of sucrose 7615.01

Cardinal points 4915.00

Cartesian diver 4861.39

Cell turgor 7810.01

Center of mass 4916.10-2A

Chromatography

7610.014916.20-5A

+4916.20-5B7810.01

Coagulation of egg albumen 7615.01

Colloids 7615.01

Combustion of ethanol 7615.01

Combustion of magnesium 7615.01

Combustion of sulphur 7615.01

Communicating vessels4915.004861.39

Compass 4915.00

Condensation 4862.19

Conducting sphere 4865.19

Conductivity and concentration 7620.01

Coordination complexes 7615.01

Copper complexes 7615.01

Corrosion and cathodic protection 7620.01

Coupled harmonic oscillators4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B

Dalton law 4862.19

Daniell cell 7620.01

Degradation of cellulose 7615.01

Degradation of starch 7615.01

Demagnetization 4867.19

Density4861.394915.00

Density of substances 7615.01

Determining Hardness of Water7610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Dielectric 4916.10

Diffraction 4916.10-3B

Diffraction grating4916.10-3B

4864.39

Diffusion in solution 7615.01

Diode4868.194868.29

Double Exchange Reactions7610.01

4916.20-5A +4916.20-5B

Drag coefficient 4861.39

Drag force4916.10-1A4916.10-1B

Dynamo4916.10-4A

4866.29

Dynamometer 4916.10-2A

Earth’s magnetic field 4867.19

Earth’s magnetic field 4900.15

Eddy currents 4861.294867.19

Elastic collisions4861.29

4916.10-1A +4916.10-1B

Electric charge4916.104865.19

Electric charge by conduction 4865.19

Electric charge by friction 4865.19

Electric charge by induction 4865.19

Electric motor 4866.29

Electrode, silver / silver chloride 7620.01

Electrode, the standard hydrogen 7620.01

Electrolysis4869.09

4916.20-3A

Electrolysis, water7620.01

4916.20-3A

Electrolytes and conductivity 7620.01

Electrolytic processes 7620.01

Electromagnetism in circuits 4866.19

Electroscope 4865.19

Electrostatic charge 4900.15

Electrostatic repulsion and attraction 4916.10

Energy conservation4861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Energy transformation 4866.29

Enthalpy of crystallization 7615.01

Enthalpy of neutralization 7615.01

Enthalpy of solution 7615.01

Equilibrium of a material point 4916.10-2A

Equilibrium position 4915.00

Equilibrium temperature4862.194915.00

Evaporation 4862.19

Extraction with solvent7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Eye4864.19

4916.10-3B

Faraday ice pail 4865.19

Faraday’s law 4867.19

Faraday-Neumann-Lenz’s law 4916.10

Fehling’s test for glucose 7615.01

Fermat’s principle 4864.29

Ferromagnetism 4867.29

Focal length

4864.194864.294915.00

4916.10-3BForce pump 4861.39

Force, application point 4916.10-2A

Force, balancing 4916.10-2A

Force, composition4916.10-2A

4861.19

Force, composition and decomposition 4915.00

Force, concept 4916.10-2A

Force, couple 4916.10-2A

Force, intensity measurement 4916.10-2A

Force, parallel 4915.00

Force, resultant 4916.10-2A

Forces applied to a rigid body with fixed axes

4916.10-2A

Foucault currents 4941.51

Fourier’s equation 4862.19

Fourier’s law 4862.19

Free fall motion4916.10-5B4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B

Friction 4861.29

Fruits pulp 7810.01

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Fuel cell 4869.09

Galvanic cells concentration cells 7620.01

Galvanic cells with different redox couple

7620.01

Gamow, Oppenheimer, Bloch puzzle 4861.39

Gauss approximation4864.19

4916.10-3BGeotropism roots orientation, effects of

7810.01

Germinating plants, effect of light on 7810.01

Germination rate of seeds 7810.01

Gravity acceleration4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B

Gravity acceleration, measurement4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B

Gravity filtration7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Hagen - Poiseuille law 4861.39

Hare’s apparatus 4861.39

Hartl apparatus 4864.29

Heat 4915.00

Heat capacity4200.354869.09

Heat sensitivity4862.194915.00

Hooke’s law 4861.194915.00

Humidity 4862.19

Hydraulic brake 4861.39

Hydraulic power 4869.09

Hydrogen production 7615.01

Hydrostatic pressure 4861.39

Hygrometer 4862.19

Image charge method 4867.19

Impulse - momentum theorem4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B

Inclined plane 4916.10-2A

4915.00

Inclined plane, friction 4861.19

Inductance4916.10-4B

4866.19

Inelastic collisions4861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Inertia’s law4861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Interference4864.39

4916.10-3B

Inverse square law4864.194864.29

4916.10-3B

Inversion of sucrose 7615.01

Investigating Hardness of water7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Investigating the law of mass conservation

7615.01

Iodine detection 7615.01

Iron Oxidation States7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Isochronous oscillations

4916.10-2A4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B4915.00

Joule’s law4916.10-3A

4862.19

Joules and calories 4916.10-3A

Jurin’s law 4861.39

Kinetic and potential energy

4861.194861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Kirchhoff’s laws 4866.19

Laser 4916.10-3B

LED 4868.19

Length 4915.00

Lens power4864.19

4916.10-3B

Lens, biconcave and biconvex4864.29

4916.10-3B

Lens, convergent and divergent4864.19

4916.10-3B

Lens, thin lens equation4864.194915.00

4916.10-3B

Lenses, system of4864.19

4916.10-3B

Lenz’s law 4867.19

Levers4861.194915.00

Locke’s law 4862.19

Luminosity 4866.29

Luminous intensity4864.19

4916.10-3B

Magnetic and Electrostatic Mapping 4867.19

Magnetic circuit 4867.29

Magnetic dipole 4867.19

Magnetic energy 4866.19

Magnetic field4867.194867.29

Magnetic force 4867.19

Magnetic hysteresis 4867.19

Magnetic induction 4916.10-4B

Magnetic moment 4867.19

Magnetic poles 4867.29

Magnetization 4867.19

Magnification 4915.00

Magnifier4864.19

4916.10-3B

Magnifying power4864.19

4916.10-3B

Malus’ law 4864.29

Manometer 4915.00

Mariotte’s bottle 4861.39

Melting of sulphur 7615.01

Metallic salts 7615.01

Metallic salts – Preparation of sodium sulphate

7615.01

Metals with Acids7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Microscope4864.19

4916.10-3B

Mirror, concave and convex4864.194864.29

4916.10-3B

Mixing of colours4864.29

4916.10-3B

Molar Volume of a Gas7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Momentum conservation4861.29

+4916.10-1B+4916.10-1B

Multiple slit diffraction 4864.39

Mutual-induction 4866.19

Newton’s 1st law

4861.194861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Newton’s 2nd law

4861.194861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Newton’s 3rd law4861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Newton’s law of Heating or Cooling 4862.19

Nitric acid preparation 7615.01

Nitrogen in proteins 7615.01

Ohm’s law4866.194867.19

Optical activity 4864.39

Osmosis 7810.01

Osmosis in cells 7810.01

Osmosis in roots 7810.01

Osmosis in roots II 7810.01

Osmosis in roots II effectof the concentration

7810.01

Ostwald viscometer 4861.39

Oxygen consumption: plant respiration

7810.01

Oxygen in water 7810.01

Oxygen production and properties 7615.01

Oxygen production II 7615.01

Paramagnetism 4867.29

Pascal’s law 4861.39

Peltier-Seebeck effect 4862.19

Pendulum’s law

4916.10-2A4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B4915.00

Perfect gas law 4861.39

pH indicator7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

pH of Strong Acids and Bases7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

pH of Weak Acids7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Phase transition 4862.19

Photometer, Joly type 4864.19


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Photometry4864.194864.29

4916.10-3B

Photoresistor 4868.19

Photosynthesis 7810.01

Photosynthesis carbondioxide consumption

7810.01

Phototransistor 4868.19

Plant cell respiration 7810.01

Plotting a Titration Curve

7610.014916.20-5A

+4916.20-5B7620.01

Polarity of solvents7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Polarization within a circuit 4868.29

Pollen germination 7810.01

Potassium manganate reduction 7615.01

Potential difference 4916.10

Potential energy 4150.00

Potentiometer 4866.19

Power dissipation 4868.19

Precipitation of metallic hydroxides 7615.01

Preparing a germinatination bed 7810.01

Preparing a Standard Solution7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Prism4864.194864.29

4916.10-3B

Production of methane 7615.01

Production of soap 7615.01

Properties of colloids 7615.01

Properties of hydrogen 7615.01

Properties of metallic hydroxides 7615.01

Protection against corrosion:galvanizing

7620.01

Pulley4916.10-2A

4861.194915.00

Pulse glass4862.194915.00

Ray tracing 4864.19

RC, RL and RLC circuits 4866.19

Reactions, acid base 7615.01

Recrystallization7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Rectification theory in circuits 4868.19

Rectilinear uniform motion4861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Redox Reactions I7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Redox Reactions II7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Reflection4864.29

4916.10-3B

Refraction4864.29

4916.10-3B

Refraction index4864.194864.29

Resistance 4866.19

Resonance4915.00

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Reynold’s number 4861.39

Rigid body 4916.10-2A

Rolling friction4861.29

4916.10-1A+4916.10-1B

Rotation of light 4864.29

Salt solution cell 7620.01

Saturated and supersaturatedsolutions

4862.19

Seeds water absorption 7810.01

Series and parallel circuit 4866.19

Simple pendulum

4916.10-2A4916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B4861.194915.00

Single slit diffraction 4864.39

Siphon 4861.39

Snell’s law 4864.29

Soap properties 7615.01

Sodium carbonate and bicarbonate 7615.01

Sodium nitrate decomposition 7615.01

Solar power 4869.09

Solubility and miscibility7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Solubility, the effect of temperature on

7615.01

Solvent and Solute Separation7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Specific heat4862.194915.00

Specific heat of bodies 4915.00

Spring pendulum 4861.19

Springs in series and in parallel4861.194915.00

Stability of a transistor 4868.29

Standard potentials and the silver/silver chloride reference electrode

7620.01

Standing waves on a string 4916.10-2B

Starch in leaves 7810.01

Static and dynamic friction 4915.00

Stevino’s law 4861.39

Stoke’s formula 4861.39

Sulphur dioxide preparationand properties

7615.01

Sulphur in proteins 7615.01

Sulphur, allotropic states of 7615.01

Sulphurous acid preparation and properties

7615.01

Supersaturated solutions 7615.01

Surface tension 4861.39

Telescope4864.19

4916.10-3B

Terminal velocity 4861.39

Thermal expansion4916.10-3A

4862.19

Thermal radiation 4862.19

Thermistor 4868.19

Thermometer’s time constant 4915.00

Thermometric Titration7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Thermostat and thermocouple 4862.19

Time constant of a thermometer 4862.19

Titration, acid base7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Titration, weak acid and strong base

7610.014916.20-5A

+4916.20-5B7620.01

Torricelli’s theorem 4861.39

Total reflection 4864.29

Transformer 4866.29

Transistor4868.194868.29

Transistors 4868.19

Transpiration 7810.01

Transpiration – stomatas 7810.01

Triple-in-axis pulley block 4916.10-2A

Triple-in-line pulley block 4916.10-2A

Trommer’s test on aldehydes 7615.01

Tuning fork 4915.00

Umbra and penumbra 4864.19

Uniform accelerated rectilinear motion

4861.294916.10-1A

+4916.10-1B

U-tube manometer 4861.39

Vacuum distillation7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Vacuum filtration7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Velocity 4861.29

Venturi tube 4861.39

Vitamin C in Fruit Drinks7610.01

4916.20-5A+4916.20-5B

Volta cell 7620.01

Volta’s electrophorus 4865.19

Voltage and current measurement 4866.19

Water analysis 7615.01

Water of crystallization 7615.01

Weight force4915.004861.19

Wind power 4869.09

Zinc and strong bases 7615.01


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A

Advanced Chemistry Accessories 4916.20-4B 10

Advanced Chemistry - General Equipment and Glassware 1 4916.20-1A 9

Advanced Chemistry - General Equipment and Glassware 2 4916.20-1B 9

Advanced Chemistry - General Equipment and Glassware 3 4916.20-2A 10

Advanced Chemistry Reagents 4916.20-4A 10

Advanced Chemistry Sensors 1 4916.20-5A 11

Advanced Chemistry Sensors 2 4916.20-5B 11

Advanced Chemistry System 7610.01 58

Advanced Electrochemistry 4916.20-3A 10

Advanced Natural Sciences - Biology and Chemistry of Soil 4916.30-3B 11

Advanced Natural Sciences - Earth Sciences 1 4916.30-2A 11

Advanced Natural Sciences - Earth Sciences 2 4916.30-2B 11

Advanced Natural Sciences - Extended Plant Physiology 4916.30-1B 11

Advanced Natural Sciences - General Equipment and Accessories 4916.30-1A 11

Advanced Natural Sciences - Safety & DNA 4916.30-3A 11

Advanced Natural Sciences Sensors 1 4916.30-4A 11

Advanced Natural Sciences Sensors 2 4916.30-4B 11

All in One Holder 4900.26 21

All in One PC 4900.73 21

Altay Lab Mobile 4915.00 4

Alternative Energies 1 Tray 4915.6A 7

Alternative Energies 2 Tray 4915.6B 7

Alternative Energy Sources System 4869.09 55

C

Chemistry Upgrade 4916.20 19

D

Digital Teaching Cabinet (PC Included) 4909.00 23

E

Electrical Safety simulator 4715.00 54

Electricity System 1 4866.19 46

Electricity System 2 4866.29 48

Electricity Upgrade Tray 4916.10-4A 9

Electrochemistry System 7620.01 60

Electronics and Electromagnetism Tray 4916.10-4B 9

Electronics System 1 4868.19 50

Electronics System 2 4868.29 52

Electrostatics System 4865.19 40

Extension Plane for Lab Mobile 4906.00 21

G

General Chemistry System 7615.01 56

H

Heat System 4862.19 32

M

Magnetics System 1 4867.19 42

Magnetics System 2 4867.29 44

Mechanics System 1 4861.19 26

Mechanics System 2 4861.29 28

Mechanics System 3 case 1 4861.39 30

Mechanics System 3 case 2 4861.39 30

Mechanics Upgrade 1 Tray 4916.10-1A 8

Mechanics Upgrade 2 Tray 4916.10-1B 8

Mini Fume Hood for Lab Mobile 4907.00 20

Multimedia Holders 4900.25 21

Multi-touch Interactive White Board 4908.00 22

N

Natural Science Upgrade 4916.30 19

O

Optics System 1 4864.19 34



Optics Upgrade Tray 4916.10-3B 9

P

Physics Upgrade 4916.10 19

Plant Physiology System 7810.01 62

Pneumatics Starter by Festo 4915.7A 7

Portable Solar Generator 4900.30 21

S

Sensors Tray 4916.10-5A 9

Statics Tray 4916.10-2A 8

T

Tape Measure 2211.10-15 65

Thermodynamics Tray 4916.10-3A 8

Titration and Condensation Glassware 1 4916.20-2B 10

Titration and Condensation Glassware 2 4916.20-3B 10

U

Universal Rack 4916.00 19

V

Vacuum Tray 4916.10-5B 9

Vernier Caliper 2213.10 65

W

Waves and Oscillation Tray 4916.10-2B 8

71

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Code Description Page Code Description Page

2211.10-15 Tape Measure 65

2213.10 Vernier Caliper 65

4715.00 Electrical Safety simulator 54

4861.19 Mechanics System 1 26

4861.29 Mechanics System 2 28

4861.39 Mechanics System 3 case 1 30

4861.39 Mechanics System 3 case 2 30

4862.19 Heat System 32

4864.19 Optics System 1 34



4865.19 Electrostatics System 40

4866.19 Electricity System 1 46

4866.29 Electricity System 2 48

4867.19 Magnetics System 1 42

4867.29 Magnetics System 2 44

4868.19 Electronics System 1 50

4868.29 Electronics System 2 52

4869.09 Alternative Energy Sources System 55

4900.25 Multimedia Holders 21

4900.26 All in One Holder 21

4900.30 Portable Solar Generator 21

4900.73 All in One PC 21

4906.00 Extension Plane for Lab Mobile 21

4907.00 Mini Fume Hood for Lab Mobile 20

4908.00 Multi-touch Interactive White Board 22

4909.00 Digital Teaching Cabinet (PC Included) 23

4915.00 Altay Lab Mobile 4

4915.6A Alternative Energies 1 Tray 7

4915.6B Alternative Energies 2 Tray 7

4915.7A Pneumatics Starter by Festo 7

4916.00 Universal Rack 19

4916.10 Physics Upgrade 19

4916.10-1A Mechanics Upgrade 1 Tray 8

4916.10-1B Mechanics Upgrade 2 Tray 8

4916.10-2A Statics Tray 8

4916.10-2B Waves and Oscillation Tray 8

4916.10-3A Thermodynamics Tray 8

4916.10-3B Optics Upgrade Tray 9

4916.10-4A Electricity Upgrade Tray 9

4916.10-4B Electronics and Electromagnetism Tray 9

4916.10-5A Sensors Tray 9

4916.10-5B Vacuum Tray 9

4916.20 Chemistry Upgrade 19

4916.20-1A Advanced Chemistry - General Equipment and Glassware 1 9

4916.20-1B Advanced Chemistry - General Equipment and Glassware 2 9

4916.20-2A Advanced Chemistry - General Equipment and Glassware 3 10

4916.20-2B Titration and Condensation Glassware 1 10

4916.20-3A Advanced Electrochemistry 10

4916.20-3B Titration and Condensation Glassware 2 10

4916.20-4A Advanced Chemistry Reagents 10

4916.20-4B Advanced Chemistry Accessories 10

4916.20-5A Advanced Chemistry Sensors 1 11

4916.20-5B Advanced Chemistry Sensors 2 11

4916.30 Natural Science Upgrade 19

4916.30-1A Advanced Natural Sciences - General Equipment and Accessories 11

4916.30-1B Advanced Natural Sciences - Extended Plant Physiology 11

4916.30-2A Advanced Natural Sciences - Earth Sciences 1 11

4916.30-2B Advanced Natural Sciences - Earth Sciences 2 11

4916.30-3A Advanced Natural Sciences - Safety & DNA 11

4916.30-3B Advanced Natural Sciences - Biology and Chemistry of Soil 11

4916.30-4A Advanced Natural Sciences Sensors 1 11

4916.30-4B Advanced Natural Sciences Sensors 2 11

7610.01 Advanced Chemistry System 58

7615.01 General Chemistry System 56

7620.01 Electrochemistry System 60

7810.01 Plant Physiology System 62

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