Home /
Physics /
Demonstration Experiments /
Optics /
Optical instruments /
The eye /
Short-sightedness - Structure of the eye with lens model and translucent screen /
Short-sightedness - Structure of the eye with lens model and translucent screen

Short-sightedness - Structure of the eye with lens model and translucent screen

VD5.5.6.3_a

This product is classified as a dangerous good and is not available for online purchase.

For ordering the dangerous good or other information please contact our customer service center.
This experiment/set up contains dangerous goods.
These are not available for online purchase.
You may order the experiment/set up without the dangerous goods.

For ordering the dangerous good or other information please contact our customer service center.
Email: webshopuk@ld-didactic.de
Telephone:+49 (0) 22 33 / 604 – 319
Go to contact form

Request an offer

Name *

Email *

Thank you for your inquiry. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

Description

Demonstrating the short-sightedness of an eye and its correction by means of a diverging lens.

Components of equipment sets

1	460310 8	Optical bench, S1 profile, 1 m
2	460313 4	Clamp rider with fixing column
2	460311 4	Clamp rider with clamp 45/65
1	45931 4	Candle holder
1	45932 4	Candles, set of 20
1	662402 4	Lens Model
1	45968 4	Lens on rod f = -100 mm
1	44153 8	Screen, translucent
1	6753400 4	Water, pure, 1 l

Experiment Instructions

PDF (Experiment description)

D5.5.6.3a Short-sightedness - Structure of the eye with lens model and translucent screen

Print page

Technical Service & Support:

Online Service Portal
Do you have any questions or suggestions regarding our devices, products, experiments, equipment sets or about our software? You need spare parts? FORM

Repair Service
You would like to register a repair? FORM

Europe

For European distributors, please visit: European distributors

Worldwide requests

Click here for our contact form.

Short-sightedness - Structure of the eye with lens model and translucent screen

Description

Components of equipment sets

Experiment Instructions

Contact Us