Eisco - Resonance Apparatus, 43" Tall, Acrylic Tube, Metal Stand & Base, Measures Speed of Sound, Frequency & Wavelength Experiments

• RESONANCE EXPERIMENTS || Demonstrates relationships between frequency, wavelength, and speed of sound using resonance tube method
• INCLUDES ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS || Apparatus includes acrylic tube (~40.75" tall, 1" diameter), metal base (10" x 11"), threaded rod (~41.75"), clamps, metal vessel, and tubing
• ACCURATE MEASUREMENTS || Clearly graduated acrylic tube and adjustable water level allow precise measurement for calculating speed of sound
• DURABLE METAL STAND || Stable, clampable metal stand provides secure support, enabling precise experimentation and consistent results
• PHYSICS EDUCATION TOOL || Ideal for physics classrooms, labs, STEM education, and student experiments (tuning forks required and not included)

Eisco Labs Resonance Apparatus provides students a hands-on method for exploring the relationship between sound frequency, wavelength, and velocity. Standing approximately 43" tall, the apparatus features a clear, graduated acrylic tube (~40.75" x 1" diameter) and a sturdy metal base (10" x 11") with clampable edges. The adjustable water level within the tube demonstrates resonance, allowing accurate calculations of sound speed. Included are two ring clamps (1.25" and 3" diameters), a metal vessel, and rubber tubing (~39.5"). Requires tuning forks (sold separately; recommended: EIS-6783). Ideal for physics education, sound experiments, and STEM demonstrations, offering students engaging exploration of wave properties.