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Science Fair Ideas


Experiments About Electricity and Magnetism
What materials make the best conductors of electricity?

Does the amount of coiled wire layers increase the pull of an electromagnet

Can you make a compass out of a paper clip?


Can you see a magnetic field?


What methods are the best for demagnetizing a magnet?

What fruit electrolyte gives the most voltage?

Can you measure the magnetic fields of different types of magnets?

What’s the difference between parallel and series circuits?

Can you transfer copper molecules to a steel key?

Can you make an electric alert “rain buzzer?”

What coin arrangement makes the best “coin battery?”

How can you make an electric telegraph?


Which make of battery will last the longest?


How does “magnetic induction” work?


Can you conduct electricity through a salt solution? Sugar Solution?


How can electricity be made through motion?


What materials will a balloon pick up best by static electricity?


How can I demon-strate “escape velocity” with alnico magnets and a steel ball?


What electrolytes conduct electricity the best?


Which batteries will last the longest on a given electrical light?

 
 
Floating Magnets
$6.55

Miniature Light Bulbs
$4.59
Create a Circuit
$13.99

Conduction Experiment

$10.25

 

 


Magnetic Wand Set, 6 Asst Colors and 10 ceramic magnet marble set
$16.50

Six strong ceramic magnets sealed in unbreakable plastic cases. North and South poles are located on opposite faces for ease of use. Can be used to determine if an object is magnetic. A pair of magnetic wands can be used to demonstrate attraction and repulsion between poles. Wand measures 7.5" x 1".

 


Bulb Holder & Bulbs
$4.90

Expand the "Create-a-Circuit Kit" or create your own experiments using Bulb Holder and Bulbs. A miniature lamp holder with spring binding posts for easy connection. Two 1.5V light bulbs are included.

 


Connector Cords
$4.99

Expand the "Create-a-Circuit Kit" or conduct your own experiments with this pair of 24" Connector Cords with 1" alligator clips in protective vinyl sheath at both ends. 24-gauge wire; one red, one black.

 


D Cell Battery Holder
$3.79

A component part of many circuit kits, these plastic, single D Cell Battery Holders can be snapped together in parallel or series to extend capacity or voltage.

 


Economy mini lamp holder Pack of 5 for $5.95

Lamp holders for low voltage experiments.

 


Morse Code Kit
$10.50

Discover how people communicated long distances before the telephone! The Morse Code Experiment Kit was designed to show the principle of a telegraph. Consists of a "D" cell battery holder, a telegraph key, a miniature lamp with holder, and three connector cords. Instructions included.

 


Bar Magnets
$8.98

A pair of steel magnets painted red and white to show the different polarities. Each comes housed in a plastic storage case.

 

Potato Clock
$20.95

Our Potato clock is designed to demonstrate the principle of an electrochemical cell. The LCD clock runs on 2 potatoes, oranges, grapefruits, or cans of soda pop.


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