Technical data

Testing conductivity with an electroscope

Article no: P1085300

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Principle

The pupils learn how to judge the conductivity of materials using an electroscope.

Benefits

Quick and easy experiment for qualitatively understanding of electrostatic phenomena

Tasks

We identify conductors and non-conductors. Investigate whether various objects are conductive using an electroscope.

Electroscope w. metal pointer	13027-01	1
Faraday pail, d. 40mm, h. 75mm	13027-03	1
Polypropylene rod, l=175mm, d=10 mm	13027-09	1
Acrylic resin rod, l=175 mm, d=8 mm	13027-08	1
Electrostatic influence plate, 30 x 60 mm	13027-12	1
Neon tube	06656-00	1
Stand rods, stainless steel, various sizes	02038-00	1
Rubber stopper,d=49/41mm, 1 hole	39263-01	1