Experiment set WATER and AIR

Water
Every child is familiar with water, but water is full of secrets. This experiment set offers an exciting way to discover some of them. How can you make a plasticine ball float? How does the water cycle work and how does water arrive in our homes? Why do water droplets have such a strange shape? These are just a few of the questions to which your young researchers can have fun finding out the answers.
Air
Air is a fascinating material. It can’t be seen, yet it is all around us. This equipment has plenty of exciting experiments to make that tangible. Air can be felt and even heard. When it moves, it can drive things along or hold them back. In a further set of experiments, children can learn how air can lift weights and protect us from cold or from impacts. To finish with, you can impress them with the effects of air pressure.
Keep your work places dry
By screwing a stand rod into the base of the storage case, it can be transformed into a waterproof trough 11 cm high. That means that even in the fountain experiment only the inside of the case gets wet. It can then be simply emptied afterwards and dried with paper towels.
01.01.10 Storage case
46.02.00 Inlay with cut-outs for apparatus, P6
13.03.00 PVC plate
46.03.00 Two-way valve with adapter,
01.04.00 2 Plastic beakers, 250 ml
41.07.20 Plate holder with thread
61.07.00 Flow indicator
46.08.00 Box with 4 balls
63.08.00 2 Plastic test tubes, 100 mm
41.09.00 Plasticine in box
46.09.00 2 Plastic test tubes, 152 mm
41.11.10 Knurled screw, black, P1
44.11.30 Hose connector
46.11.00 Dynamics trolley, P6
61.12.00 Plastic syringe, 20 ml
05.13.00 Threaded rod
51.13.00 2 Silicone tubes, 7 mm diam. x 250 mm
43.14.00 Plastic funnel, P3
61.16.00 Strip steel plate
01.18.00 Stand rod, 29 cm
20.18.00 Pipette with bulb
24.18.10 Pair of petri dishes, 60 mm diam.
46.19.00 Box for adapters and small parts
62.19.00 Airbag in box
35.21.00 Silicone tube, 7 mm diam. x 50 mm
46.22.00 2 Silicone tubes, 5 mm diam. x 250 mm
AW-1: Floating and sinking 1
AW-2: Floating and sinking 2
AW-3: Floating and sinking 3
AW-4: Brownian motion
AW-5: Evaporation
AW-6: Surface tension 1
AW-7: Surface tension 2
AW-8: Water pumps
AW-9: Water pipes
AW-10: Water clock
AW-11: Artesian well fountain
AW-12: Volume of air
AW-13: Air as the source of sound
AW-14: Propulsion by air
AW-15: Air resistance of still air
AW-16: Air cushions 1
AW-17: Air cushions 2
AW-18: Air pressure