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Pressure Gauge for Microscale Vacuum Apparatus - While Supplies Last
Pressure Gauge for Microscale Vacuum Apparatus - While Supplies Last
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Pressure Gauge for Microscale Vacuum Apparatus - While Supplies Last
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Your students see how a pressure gauge actually works!
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Your students see how a pressure gauge actually works! When the pressure gauge is placed in our bell jar (VAC-10), and evacuated, it reads nearly one atmospheric pressure, or 14psi at sea level, calibrated in metric and English. The internal mechanism of the gauge is visible from the back. This Bourdon tube gauge measures the difference between ambient pressure and another pressure, such as vacuum. This is called gauge pressure.
Requires Microscale Vacuum Apparatus, VAC-10 sold separately.
Hydraulic/Pneumatic Apparatus
Water or air can be used to lift objects using a small amount of force.
Magdeburg Vacuum Plates with pump
When a simple hand pump is used to evacuate the Magdeburg plates, about 140 pounds of force are needed to separate them.
Microscale Vacuum Apparatus
Students can safely produce a vacuum in a small bell jar right at their lab stations.
Molecular Mass Cylinder & Pump
This rigid cylinder filled with air can be evacuated, then used to obtain the molecular mass of a gas.
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