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Canal Ray Tube |
10608 |
To show positive rays. Vertical type , with two fused discs at each end and a perforated
cathode in the center through which canal rays pass. The space below the cathode is filled with characteristic glow of
cathode rays and the upper portion has canal rays. A magnet brought near the upper portion will repulse the rays, showing the
positive nature of the canal rays.
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Cross And Shadow Tube |
10606 |
To show rectilinear propagation of cathode rays A cross in the path of cathode
rays casts its shadow on the fluorescent wall.
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Deflection Tube |
10607 |
To show deflection of cathode rays by a magnet . Horizontal tube is fitted with a
fluorescent aluminium plate , the cathode side of which is bent at right angle and is provided with a slit . Cathode rays
passing through the slit cast a sharp and bright shadow across the aluminium plate . When a magnet is brought near , the
cathode rays deflect sharply.
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Electrical Radiometer Mechanical Effect |
10609 |
Glass sphere having two side disc electrodes and set of mica
vanes placed on a vertical spindle rotating under impact of cathodes rays. The vanes start moving in opposite direction if
polarity of current is changed.
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Gas Discharge Tubes Set Of Six |
10601 |
To demonstrate phenomena of discharge at different degrees of vacuum. The
set has six tubes withpressures of 40mm., 10mm., 6mm., 2mm., 0.1mm. and 0.001 mm. of mercury, marked on respective tubes . On
passing current, each tube shows a different nature of discharge and also different glow at
cathode.
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Gas Discharge Tubes Set Of Six |
10602 |
As above, but with a stand to hold all the six tubes and a rotary switch
to activate each tube one by one .
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Geissler Tubes |
10599 |
Glass tubes formed in different shapes and with varying degrees of vacuum , to illustrate
various discharge phenomena, illumnation patterns etc. Each tube has cemented caps on each end for connection to induction
coil or EHT power supply. Set of six tubes, each 20 cm.
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Heating Effect Platinum Foil |
10615 |
Cathode rays generate intense heat when focussed at a point, shown by
platinum foil becoming red hot.
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Heating Effect Wax Coating |
10616 |
Wax melts quickly when cathode rays are focussed on it, showing cathode rays
generate intense heat when focussed at a point.
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Molecular Vibrating Tubes |
10610 |
Highly evacuated glass tube with mercury & glass beads. Upon heating on a
spirit lamp, the glass beads soon start moving in exact resemblance to the Brownian movement.
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Rectilinear Propagation Of Cathode Rays |
10613 |
V-shaped to demostrate cathode rays extend in straight lines
perpendicular to cathode disc.
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Repulsion Tube |
10614 |
Vertical tube with two parallel wire cathodes at two ends of tube with third electrode to
serve as anode.
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Spectrum Analysis Tubes |
10603 |
20 cm. long, straight form , with side electrodes and a fine capillary in the
middle . Each tube is filled with one of these : Oxygen, Neon, Helium, Air, Nitrogen, Argon, Ammoina vapours, Alcohol
vapours, Carbon dioxide, Hydrogen, Iodine vapours, Sulphur vapours.
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Spectrum Analysis Tubes |
10604 |
As above, but filled with any of the these :
Acetylene, Bromine
vapours, Carbonic acid, Carbon oxide, Chlorine, Hydrogen sulphide, Nitrogen, Sulphurous acid, Fuming sulphuric acid, Methyl
alcohol, Xylol, Xenon.
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Stand For Spectrum Tube |
10605 |
With two 4 mm sockets, mounted on wooden base.
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