Glass Rod for Static Electricity

Glass Rod for Static Electricity is a smooth, cylindrical rod made from high-quality glass designed specifically for generating static electricity through friction. Commonly used in physics laboratories and educational demonstrations, this rod serves as a fundamental tool to study electrostatics by producing and transferring electric charges when rubbed with materials like silk or wool. The rod’s chemically resistant, durable glass surface allows repeated use without degradation. It is an essential apparatus for teaching concepts such as charge generation, attraction, repulsion, and the behavior of static electricity in various materials.

Gold Leaf Electroscope

Gold Leaf Electroscope is a sensitive scientific instrument used to detect and measure electric charge. It consists of a metal rod connected to two thin gold leaves enclosed within a glass container. When the rod becomes charged, the leaves repel each other due to like charges, indicating the presence and relative magnitude of electric charge. Gold Leaf Electroscopes are widely used in physics education, research, and experimental demonstrations to study static electricity and charge properties. The gold leaves provide high conductivity and flexibility, ensuring precise detection of electrical phenomena.

Hand Lens

Hand Lens is a compact, portable magnifying device used to closely examine small objects and details that are not visible to the naked eye. Commonly used in laboratories, fieldwork, and educational settings, it consists of a convex lens housed in a protective casing with a handle or folding cover. Hand lenses are available in various magnifications, typically ranging from 5x to 20x, and are constructed from optical glass or durable acrylic. They are essential for close-up visual inspection, specimen analysis, and quality control across scientific, industrial, and academic environments.