BUOYANCY

Pythagoras is known to most students today as the author of the Pythagorean Theorem (a²+ b² = c²). However, there was far more to Pythagoras' philosophy than this: he was a deep thinker on religion, the nature of the soul, and the harmony of ... more

Immersible body of known volume with hook. Can be used in conjunction with scales to determine the density of solid bodies and with a dynamometer for determining buoyancy. more

Immersible body of known volume with hook. Can be used in conjunction with scales to determine the density of solid bodies and with a dynamometer for determining buoyancy. more

Immersible body of known volume with hook. Can be used in conjunction with scales to determine the density of solid bodies and with a dynamometer for determining buoyancy. more

Immersible body of known volume with hook. Can be used in conjunction with scales to determine the density of solid bodies and with a dynamometer for determining buoyancy. more

Set comprising five rectangular prisms made of various materials and a transparent block with a hollow body, all with the same dimensions for demonstrating Archimedes’ principle. The bodies have 2-mm bores by which they can be suspended ... more

Apparatus for demonstrating buoyancy of fluids, consisting of a flat-ground glass tube and a plastic disc with rubber covering to form a base plate to which a long string is attached. The base plate makes a watertight connection with the glass ... more

The device for Archimedes' Principle is used to demonstrate Archimedes' Principle of buoyancy in liquids. It can also be used to determine the density of an unknown fluid. It consists of a bucket with a handle and a hook, as well as a precisely ... more

For demonstrating a body floating, sinking or rising in water. A hollow figure made of colored glass, with a narrow opening. The figure floats upright in a cylinder filled with water and can be made to float, sink or rise by applying pressure ... more