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Forces & Equilibrium

It will be easy to excite your students when they study forces and equilibrium. Review Flinn Scientific's free demonstrations and teach your students Newton's law of motion, marangoni effect and so much more. 

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Balloon Rocket Blastoff

Have you ever watched a rocket or space shuttle soaring through the sky? How is it possible for these massive objects to move through the air? The basic principle behind rocket flight is Newton’s third law of motion. In this activity, students will experiment with Newton’s third law by launching balloon rockets across the classroom.

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Twirling Toy Challenge

In the Spring, maple trees release multitudes of seeds into the air. They carelessly spin and drift in the wind until landing at their final destination, the ground. What causes the flight patterns the seeds follow? A twirling toy demonstrates the same careless flight and by manipulating different factors of the twirling toy, you can discover which factors are more influential.

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Large Scale Demonstrations for Physical Science

Mesmerize your students and inspire with spectacular large scale physical science demonstrations!

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The Bottomless Bottle

The simple concept of pressure differentials can lead to amazing phenomena. Captivate your students by breaking a bottle with the power of cavitation!

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Galileo’s Paradox—Hinged Stick vs. Falling Ball Demonstration Kit, AP6693

Galileo’s Paradox Demonstration Kit shows how you can illustrate important concepts such as torque, acceleration and center of mass with this product.

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Mousetrap Cars—Super Value Guided-Inquiry Kit, AP7667

Mousetrap Cars - Super Value Guided-Inquiry Kit shows how students become real world engineers as they investigate the various parts of a car powered by a mousetrap.

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Gravity And Magnetism: A Battle of Two Forces, AP5964

Gravity & Magnetism: A Battle of Two Forces shows that the effect that forces have on objects can be easily observed and studied with this product.

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Bottle Balance Beam—Demonstration Kit, AP6376

Bottle Balance Beam Demonstration Kit shows how you can demonstrate that center of gravity is more than just an abstract concept.

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Force and Motion—Super Value Laboratory Kit, AP6929

Force and Motion Super Value Laboratory Kit shows this all-in-one kit that allows students to conduct five experiments investigating balanced and unbalanced forces, friction, potential and kinetic energy, acceleration and conservation of momentum.

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Fascinating Finger Balance, AP6640

Fascinating Finger Balance discusses why it is a natural reaction to hold your arms out to keep your balance and demonstrates the concept of center of gravity.

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Newton's Laws Activity-Stations Kit, AP7408

Newton's Laws Activity-Stations Kit shows how your students can experience first hand the widespread applications of Newton's laws of motion with this kit.

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Soap-Motor Boats

Soap-Motor Boat is a Flinn Physical Science Minute that demonstrates what happens when your students create a surface-tension gradient behind this tiny boat.

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Balloon Rocket Blast-Off

Balloon Rocket Blast Off is a guided-inquiry activity presented in this Flinn Physical Science Minute. As students put their knowledge of Newton’s laws to the test, they also practice valuable science and engineering skills.

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Dramatic Diving Eggs

Dramatic Diving Eggs is a Flinn Physical Science Minute that shows how attention-grabbing suspense intensifies this unforgettable demo of Newton’s law of inertia.

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An Easy Hero's Engine

An Easy Hero's Engine demonstrates how an engine works by converting heat energy into mechanical energy.

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An Easy Hero’s Engine

Phase changes are taught at just about every level of science education, K–college. Rarely, however, is it emphasized what an important role they have played historically in our technological development. The boiling of water, after all, was what first allowed us to take significant advantage of chemical energy, enabling us to convert the heat given off during an exothermic reaction into useful work. How wonderful then that one of the earliest and most fundamental steam engines can be replicated with an aluminum soda can!

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Design and build a car that runs on energy provided by a mousetrap! Use a prototype mousetrap car to test different variables and then modify the design of the car to optimize its performance. It’s off to the races!

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Bottle Balancing Beam

A gymnast falls off a balance beam. A football player gets knocked over by a lineman. A ballerina can’t complete a twirl. A painter falls off a ladder. Center of gravity can be more than just an abstract concept!

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Center of Gravity Toss

Observe the motion of an irregularly shaped object as it spins around its center of mass. The path of the spinning object reveals that the net force of gravity pulls down on the object at its center of mass. The center of mass of the irregularly shaped object follows a simple parabolic trajectory when the object is tossed into the air.