science working model
This is a working model to show that salt water conducts electricity. Pure water is a poor conductor, but when salt (NaCl) is added, it dissociates into Na⁺ and Cl⁻ ions, which help carry electric current. This is why the LED/buzzer only works when salt is mixed with water. It demonstrates the concept of electrolytes … Read more
This is a 3-pulley simple machine working model. It shows how pulleys reduce the amount of effort needed to lift a heavy object. The movable pulley provides a mechanical advantage, and the fixed pulleys change the direction of force. Such systems are used in cranes, wells, and elevators.” Materials Needed How to Make Simple pulley … Read more
This is a Kidney Working Model. The syringe represents the kidney, and the sponge or cotton acts like the nephrons which filter blood. When ‘blood’ (colored water) is pushed through the syringe, the cotton filters it and sends the clean fluid or ‘urine’ into the plastic tray, which represents the bladder. This demonstrates how our … Read more
This is a fire alarm working model using a tubelight starter. The starter contains a bi-metallic strip that responds to heat. When a flame (from a matchstick) is brought near, the heat bends the strip inside the starter, completing the electric circuit. This allows current to flow and activates the buzzer, simulating a fire alarm. … Read more
This is a Water Wheel Working Model. When water is poured over the bottle cap paddles, it rotates the wheel using kinetic energy of flowing water. This concept is used in hydroelectric power plants where water spins turbines to generate electricity. The model demonstrates conversion of water energy into mechanical energy. Materials Needed How to … Read more