Eisco Labs Linear Air Track Accessories

Item #: 2022748

$308.19
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Description

This accessory pack contains all of the components necessary for use with a Linear Air Track Apparatus. It includes 2 sliders, 10 bolt and wing nuts, 4 spring attachments, 4 string attachments, 4 springs, 2 Velcro attachment pairs, 2 pulleys with strings, 4 slotted masses with 1 hanger, 8 photogate flags, 8 risers, 6 additional masses, and 2 photogate arms. The linear air track (NOT INCLUDED) provides a nearly frictionless surface with which one can study a multitude of physical processes in ideal conditions. The air track gliders float on a cushion of air pushed out through small holes in the top of the air track. Using the many included accessories in this kit, you can conduct the following experiments to explore: Conservation of Energy, Conservation of Momentum, Elastic and Inelastic collisions, and Newton's Second Law.