Description
Force Demonstrators
Centripetal Force Paradox
Similar to the rotating candle experiment, this illustrates centripetal force in an way that “goes against the grain”.
Product Overview
Ask your students what they expect the floats to do when the platform on which they sit is spun. Our two floats serve as buoyant pendulums inside transparent jars filled with water. Since they are buoyant, they move in the same direction as the accelerating force – which is toward the axis of rotation, or toward the center.
About Interlabs
Interlabs, associated with International Biological Laboratories, supplies scientific, laboratory, educational and engineering equipment from India. The company identifies its history as dating to 1958. Contact Interlabs to confirm product details and supporting documentation for your requirement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Centripetal Force Paradox used for?
Similar to the rotating candle experiment, this illustrates centripetal force in an way that “goes against the grain”.
What should I confirm before ordering Centripetal Force Paradox?
Confirm the intended application, technical specifications, available configuration, accessories, documentation and delivery requirements with Interlabs.
