Electromagnetism

SciQuest® Electromagnetism and Current Electricity - Intermediate Level Multi-Group Kit

Kit Features: • Content presented compatible with all commercial texts • Sequential format of concept development, at three levels, facilitates the option for multiple use of the kit by c... More.

Electric Circuits and Electromagnetism Kit

An introductory kit provides students with materials to “breadboard” various electrical circuits such as series and parallel circuits; controlling circuits with switches; investigate co... More.

Current Balance Accessory

Show the effect of magnetic force with little effect on your budget. Use to measure the force experienced by a conducting loop carrying an electric current when it is placed in a magnetic field (ce... More.

Primary-Secondary Coil

This primary-secondary coil is ideal for studying electricity and magnetism in the physics classroom. It is also an excellent demonstration induction coil that is remarkably easy to use. Consisting... More.

Lenz’s Law Spinning Disk

Who says physics needs to be complicated? This simple version of Leon Foucault’s 1855 experiment presents a clever lab where aluminum disks and a neodymium magnet reproduce important findings... More.

Air Core Solenoid

Perfect for all classroom experiments requiring an external magnetic field. Great for studying induction and the rate of magnetic flux change through a coil. Made of four layers of 0.67 mm wires (2... More.

Ironclad Electromagnet

Lifting magnet only - weighs only .91 kg (2 lbs.), but can lift up to 91 kg (200 lbs.). Utilizes the same principle as a scrap metal lifter. Operates with four 1.5 volt “C” batteries. T... More.

Electromagnet Kit

Designed to help students learn the principles and applications of electromagnets. Includes two coils on plastic spools, a U-shaped iron core, a straight iron core, two magnetic needles with stands... More.

Tesla Coil

Transmit electricity without wires. Watch lightbulbs glow in your hand. Hard-to-find source of high frequency high voltage electricity! Safe because current flows over, not into, your skin. Arcs to... More.

SciQuest® Set of 2 Teacher Videos - Electromagnetism and Current Electricity

Specific concepts investigated relate to: magnetic fields around conductors, the “left hand rule” for determining direction of current flow and magnetic field in conductors, “clos... More.