Student Experiments in Physics: Set 4 - Sound (P-BOX)

Student Experiments in Physics: Set 4 - Sound (P-BOX)

Set No. 4 from the Student Experiments in Physics series enables a dozen-plus experiments on sound and waves, in accordance with the accompanying worksheets included in the instruction manual.

Each set's components are housed in resealable containers with foam inserts and recessed cavities shaped to fit the shapes of the elements. This facilitates use and assembly of the set. The container helps organize classroom equipment better. The trays fit standard school furniture. The containers have been tested and approved for intensive educational use. They are fully recyclable.

The set includes an instruction with worksheets detailing the procedure of each experiment.

Experiments and activities (worksheets):

1. What is sound?
2. Can sound be seen?
3. Sound exerts pressure.
4. How is sound amplified?
5. How does sound propagate?
6. High and low tones.
7. Sound in air.
8. Playing tiles – xylophone.

SET CONTENTS:

• 1 x Resonance box;
• 1 x Tuning forks;
• 1 x Pitch pipe;
• 3 x Glass test tubes;
• 1 x Sound tiles – 3 different ones;
• 2 x String tensioners;
• 1 x Round plastic container;
• 1 x Plastic tubing;
• 1 x Spring steel rod;
• 4 x Headphones (basic model);
• 1 x Mallet;
• 1 x Steel rod;
• 20 x Rubber cords (elastic bands);
• 1 x Triangular bridge;
• 1 x Pendulum;
• 4 x Aluminum tubes of varying lengths;
• 1 x Instruction manual with worksheets;
• 1 x Plastic box with foam insert and cavities.

The Student Experiments in Physics series comprises seven handy, easy-to-use experimental kits for conducting student experiments across various branches of physics:

• electricity,
• magnetism,
• electrostatics,
• optics,
• sound,
• heat,
• mechanics of fluids and gases,
• mechanics of solids.

Each kit from the Student Experiments in Physics series enables performing many experiments within a given branch of school physics thanks to a thoughtfully composed set and well-chosen components.

The kit can also be used with sound measurement sensors to visualize and analyze results on a monitor or interactive whiteboard!