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Taulant Sholla
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Any recommendations for a take-home physics lab kit? It's for a intro algebra-based physics course for non-scientists/non-engineers.
There seem to be a few companies out there selling these kits, and I'm looking for feedback.
They don't need to be super-fancy, but they need to be better than nothing, i.e., better than cobbling together experiments using stuff you find in the kitchen, basement or garage (I'm not disparaging this latter approach, but it does have limitations for the average student).
-Thank you!
There seem to be a few companies out there selling these kits, and I'm looking for feedback.
They don't need to be super-fancy, but they need to be better than nothing, i.e., better than cobbling together experiments using stuff you find in the kitchen, basement or garage (I'm not disparaging this latter approach, but it does have limitations for the average student).
-Thank you!