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Brand: AKIVIN
Akivin Gold Leaf Electroscope Pack of 1 Electrostatics Charge Detector Physics Lab Coulomb Law Tool
SKU: TB-AK-81936
Estimated Delivery By: Aug 26 - Aug 28 
MRP : ₹827 ₹802
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Short Description
Sensitive gold leaf detects static charge and polarity
Transparent protective enclosure ideal for electrostatics demos
Transparent protective enclosure ideal for electrostatics demos
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: AKIVIN
- Leaf Type : Sensitive genuine gold leaf
- Housing : Clear transparent glass plastic shade
- Terminal : Metal conductor top disc rod
- Testing : Static charge polarity presence
- Base : Stable insulated support stand
Description
The Akivin Gold Leaf Electroscope is a classical physics instrument engineered to detect static electricity, electrostatic charge presence, and charge polarity. Featuring highly sensitive gold leaves housed inside a protective transparent enclosure, this electroscope provides immediate visual divergence when a charged object approaches. It serves as an indispensable educational apparatus for demonstrating Coulomb's Law, charge conduction, electric fields, and testing the behavior of conductors versus insulators in school and college physics laboratories.
Features
:- Sensitive gold leaf movement provides visual static charge detection
- Clear protective enclosure ensures safe handling and maximum visibility
- Ideal for studying Coulombs Law electric fields and charge interaction
- Useful for testing and comparing conductors and electrical insulators
- Sturdy classroom ready construction perfect for teaching demonstrations
Applications
:- Static electricity presence and polarity detection
- Coulomb Law electrostatic force demonstrations
- Testing electrical conductivity of materials
- College and school physics laboratory experiments
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