Click here to download the catalog as a PDF file. To view this site you need Adobe Flash Player and your browser must allow javaScripts. Go here to get the latest Flash Player. Watch the excitement in your students’ response to these examples of reflection, refraction, and depth perception. Light & Color Give each student the opportunity to independently explore reflection with this handy two-sided mirror. Mega Mirrors Demonstrate the principles of optics and mirrors These extra-large parabolic mirrors make demonstrating optical principles a snap. One example? The concave mirror can demonstrate the reflection and focusing of light, heat and even sound. A discussion of shapes and uses of satellite dishes can be visually demonstrated. The mirrors’ extra-large size makes your demonstrations easy to see and understand, even from the back of a lecture hall. 60 cm diameter, 75 cm focal length. Each silver-backed, non-aluminized mirror measures 24" in diameter and is supplied with an aluminum frame, mounting bracket and base. Order them and see why Professor Peter Kinsler of Howick College said, “I recommend them unreservedly to all physics and science teachers.” Includes demonstration guide. Focal Length approx. 24 inches. P2-7150-01 Convex Mirror $129 P2-7150-02 Concave Mirror $129 P2-7150 Pair of Mirrors $245 P2-7160 Mirror Cleaner Cloth $2.50 Handheld Concave/Convex Mirror Concave on one side, convex on the other. This versatile 75 mm diameter mirror has a focal length of 20 cm, great for arm’s-length explorations. P2-7144 Concave/Convex Mirror $7 Mirrors are made of lightweight non-aluminized fiberglass. Discovery Pack Reflection & Refraction Discovery Pack Investigate how light bounces and bends with different activities! Concave/Convex Mirror Refraction Cup Kaleidoscope Mirrors (3) Lens Set Periscope Phantom Crystals Instructions & Magic Mirror Book Lesson Ideas Mirror Set Right Angle Prism Mirage P2-1235 $129 Reflect View Periscope Periscopes, including this one, can help you see around barriers. But what if you want to see something behind you? Submarine periscope operators walk in circles, turning the whole periscope. Why not just rotate the top mirror? Try it with this rotating periscope, and you’ll see that the image of everything behind you is upside-down! An elegant demonstration of basic plane mirror reflection, this is also a great way to test student understanding of image formation. P2-7080 Periscope $25 What happens to the image when you rotate one of the mirrors? Concave/Convex Mirror Set Perfect for student explorations of mirror optics. Six different 50 mm diameter spherical glass mirrors, each with a protected silver coating, packed in a lined wood storage box. Set includes a concave and a convex mirror with focal lengths of 10 cm, 20 cm, and 50 cm. P2-7145 Mirror Set $17 Reflect-View Add new dimensions to your lessons on light With this specialized “mirror” your students can easily see the concepts of reflective symmetry, transformations (slides, flips, and rotations), congruence, and constructions in action. Reflective and transparent at the same time, it gives your students an enjoyable, hands-on way to explore mirrors and light ray vectors. P2-9570 $5 10 or more $4.50 each To order visit arborsci.com 9 |