Density Cube, Iron (Fe) with Element Stamp - 0.8 Inch (20mm) Sides - For Density Investigation, Specific Gravity & Specific Heat Activities - Eisco Labs

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Manufacturer ID - PH0108F

Single, solid Iron density cube, with element stamp (Fe) for easy identification

Measures 20mm cubed

Excellent for physics classrooms. Density Cubes have a wide range of educational applications for all grade levels, including density investigation, specific heat and specific gravity exploration

Due to the nature of raw metals, some oxidation or corrosion due to humidity and storage may occur. Simply scuff any oxidation off to make cube look brand new again

Designed to be used in an educational setting and are not fabricated using ultra high precision machining. Expect tolerances in the +/- 5% range of any stated dimensions (although they are generally much tighter).

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Single Density Cube, Iron (Fe) - with Element Stamp.
Solid Iron density cube with 20mm (0.78 inch) sides. Cube features element stamp for easy identification.
Excellent for physics classrooms. Density Cubes have a wide range of educational applications for all grade levels, including density investigation, specific heat and specific gravity exploration.

Due to the nature of raw metals, some oxidation or corrosion due to humidity and storage may occur. Simply scuff any oxidation off to make cube look brand new again. These density cubes are designed to be used in an educational setting and are not fabricated using ultra high precision machining. Expect tolerances in the +/- 5% range of any stated dimensions (although they are generally much tighter).

The Eisco Labs Density Investigation series is designed to help students identify and figure out mass, understand the relationship between mass/volume/density, understand specific heat and specific gravity, and other introductory physics and chemistry concepts.