Pack of 6 Glass Equilateral Prisms for Experiments
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Estimated to be delivered between 23/09/2026 - 28/09/2026
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Estimated to be delivered between 01/10/2026 - 12/10/2026
Description:
Explore the world of light and optics with this pack of 6 glass equilateral prisms, perfect for educational experiments and demonstrations. These prisms are ideal for students and teachers looking to enhance their understanding of light refraction. A thoughtful gift for science enthusiasts and educators.
Features:
- Crafted from high-quality glass for clear light refraction and durability.
- Equilateral design ensures consistent results in experiments and demonstrations.
- Perfect for classrooms, science fairs, and educational purposes.
- Lightweight and easy to handle for students of all ages.
- A great gift for teachers and students passionate about science and optics.
Additional Info:
- age_range_description : Adult, finish_type : Polished, size : 38mm, style : Contemporary, color : Transparent, pattern : Solid, item_shape : Pentagonal, material : Glass, pattern_type : Solid
- Material: glass
- Equilateral Prism
- Refractive index: Varies depending on the type of glass used
- Use: Commonly used in physics experiments to demonstrate the properties of light, such as refraction and dispersion
- Features: Can split white light into its component colors (rainbow effect) due to the phenomenon of dispersion
- Applications: Used in optical instruments such as cameras, binoculars, and telescopes to help control and direct the path of light.

