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Maxwells Wheel - Large
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Item#: 10882
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Learning Lessoon
Ms. Skinner from USA, Arizona, Tucson
We are doing an 8th grade STEM project about transfer of energy, and we have learned much from Maxwells Wheel. One of the strings was broken when it arrived, and so we tied it together. BIG mistake. We learned many important lessons about the role the string plays in keeping this in motion. They can't wait to try and build one themselves to apply the lessons they've learned.
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Conservation Mechanical Energy
Marco Calvani from Italy
I used it to prove at home the conservation of mechanical energy, I used also Linux, Arduino and a distance sensor and GeoGebra. All fits at 0.05 %!!
2 customer reviews
This classic device is used to demonstrate the conservation of mechanical energy. When the wheel is rotated by hand to the top and released, its potential energy will turn into kinetic energy (rotation) as it falls. After the wheel reaches its bottom position, the kinetic energy will change back to potential energy when it moves up again. This process will continue on until the total energy is lost due to friction.
Makes a great desk toy.
All metal construction. 18 inches tall! Instruction manual included. Comes in a standard cardboard box.
Age:
13 +
13 +
Approx. Ship Size:
18.00 x 12.00 x 5.20 inches
45.72cm x 30.48cm x 13.21cm
18.00 x 12.00 x 5.20 inches
45.72cm x 30.48cm x 13.21cm
Weight:
7 lb 8 oz
3.40 kg
7 lb 8 oz
3.40 kg
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Customer Reviews
Learning LessoonMs. Skinner from USA, Arizona, Tucson
We are doing an 8th grade STEM project about transfer of energy, and we have learned much from Maxwells Wheel. One of the strings was broken when it arrived, and so we tied it together. BIG mistake. We learned many important lessons about the role the string plays in keeping this in motion. They can't wait to try and build one themselves to apply the lessons they've learned.
Conservation Mechanical EnergyMarco Calvani from Italy
I used it to prove at home the conservation of mechanical energy, I used also Linux, Arduino and a distance sensor and GeoGebra. All fits at 0.05 %!!
