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An Authentic Crookes Glass Radiometer
The Crookes glass radiometer was invented by the physicist William Crookes. It measures the intensity of electromagnetic radiation from the sun or other light sources. When the black wings of this Crookes radiometer come into contact with the light rays, they begin to rotate, increasing in intensity according to the strength of the radiation.
A delicate, autonomous scientific object
The Crookes radiometer uses fine, delicate materials that intensify the sensitivity of the accessory. As a result, it can dazzle your guests with a magnificent display, while giving you the opportunity to discuss the importance of solar and light radiation in everyday life. Self-contained, this Crookes radiometer can be moved around as much as you like.
Features of the Crookes Radiometer
- Materials: Glass
- Dimensions: 13 cm x 7.5 cm
- Style : Glass radiometer
- To place on a piece of furniture in the sun
- Science gift idea
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