Acrylic Equilateral Prism - 25 x 75 mm - Image one
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by xUmp.com
Item#: 13491
4 customer reviews
Paul from Columbus, OH
Good enough to make a rainbow on the wall using sunlight. The glass one is probably better, but I bought this to demonstrate for a 3 year old.
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Chuck Rushmer from Seattle Washington
My order was delivered promptly with no problems. The plastic prisms work just as good as the glass ones for my use. Chuck
Undisclosed Verified Buyer
My order was shipped promptly and contained the correct number of prisms. The prisms are all hanging in my windows, doing their job quite well!
Great Addition to VBS
Ruth from Schellsburg, PA
I was so excited to see these plastic prisms on xump.com, as I needed prisms for experiments with light for our upcoming Vacation Bible School. They're safe for our littlest ones to use and do the trick for our older students to explore the qualities of different colors and kinds of light. My guess is that glass prisms are slightly stronger, but for what we need, these are perfect!
4 customer reviewsSimple equilateral plastic prism. Great for science projects and classroom demonstrations.
Features:
- Made of optical quality plastic
- Size: 1 inch (25.4 mm) each side, 3 inches (76 mm) tall
Age:
5 +
5 +
Box Size:
3.00 x 1.00 x 1.00 inches
7.62cm x 2.54cm x 2.54cm
3.00 x 1.00 x 1.00 inches
7.62cm x 2.54cm x 2.54cm
Weight:
0 lb 1 oz
0.03 kg
0 lb 1 oz
0.03 kg
Customer Reviews
Paul from Columbus, OH
Good enough to make a rainbow on the wall using sunlight. The glass one is probably better, but I bought this to demonstrate for a 3 year old.
prismsChuck Rushmer from Seattle Washington
My order was delivered promptly with no problems. The plastic prisms work just as good as the glass ones for my use. Chuck
Undisclosed Verified Buyer
My order was shipped promptly and contained the correct number of prisms. The prisms are all hanging in my windows, doing their job quite well!
Great Addition to VBSRuth from Schellsburg, PA
I was so excited to see these plastic prisms on xump.com, as I needed prisms for experiments with light for our upcoming Vacation Bible School. They're safe for our littlest ones to use and do the trick for our older students to explore the qualities of different colors and kinds of light. My guess is that glass prisms are slightly stronger, but for what we need, these are perfect!
