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OCEANOGRAPHY, LIMNOLOGY AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY APPARATUS - NAMELY, SPECIMEN WASHING FRAMES AND SCREENS, GRAB SAMPLES, AND PARTS THEREOF

LIMNOLOGICAL AND OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH AND SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES-NAMELY, BOTTOM SAMPLERS, WATER ANALYSIS KITS, WEIGHTED MESSENGERS FOR ACTUATING WATER ANALYSIS KITS AND BOTTOM SAMPLERS, NETS, BUCKETS, BUCKET BRIDLES, SOUNDING LINES, SOUNDING LINE REELS AND WEIGHTS, VISIBILITY DISCS, SAFETY RINGS, FISH MEASURING BOARDS, MARKING TAPES, CORE SAMPLING DEVICES, STRAINERS, THERMOMETERS, THERMOMETER CASES, THERMOMETER REVERSING FRAMES, PLANKTON COUNTING CELLS, PIPETS, ROLLER PRESSES FOR FLATTENING FISH SCALES, ROLLER PRESS SLIDES, AIR GUNS FOR INJECTING PIGMENTS IN FISH SCALES FOR ANALYSIS OF SUCH SCALES, AND DREDGES

Portable Planetariums

Planetaria and Parts Thereof-Namely, Bases, Standards, Zodiac Plates, Sun Globes, Planet Globes, and Satellite Globes

Laboratory equipment, namely, force tables for use in laboratories to determine the vector sum of the different forces; torque tables for use in analyzing problems of torque and center of gravity; equilibrium cranes for use in illustrating that static equilibrium is achieved when both the forces and the moments are in equilibrium; mass hangers for hanging laboratory weights; air track substitutions, consisting of a perforated triangular "rail" emitting air for use in studying frictionless linear motion; air tables consisting of a mechanism of air levitated discs on a precisely flat "table" for studying motion in two dimensions; free fall devices, namely, laboratory test equipment to study the effect of gravity on a freely falling object; inertia wheels used in a laboratory to demonstrate the principles of angular acceleration under a constant torque and determine the effect of friction; harmonic oscillators; pendulum sets consisting of electronic sensors for sensing pendulums and pendulums sold as a unit; centripal force devices, namely, apparatus for the study and measurement of centripetal force, all used as laboratory equipment in an educational setting at the university level

Laboratory equipment, namely, force tables for use in laboratories to determine the vector sum of the different forces; torque tables for use in analyzing problems of torque and center of gravity; equilibrium cranes for use in illustrating that static equilibrium is achieved when both the forces and the moments are in equilibrium; mass hangers for hanging laboratory weights; air track substitutions, consisting of a perforated triangular "rail" emitting air for use in studying frictionless linear motion; air tables consisting of a mechanism of air levitated discs on a precisely flat "table" for studying motion in two dimensions; free fall devices, namely, laboratory test equipment to study the effect of gravity on a freely falling object; inertia wheels used in a laboratory to demonstrate the principles of angular acceleration under a constant torque and determine the effect of friction; harmonic oscillators; pendulum sets consisting of electronic sensors for sensing pendulums and pendulums sold as a unit; centripal force devices, namely, apparatus for the study and measurement of centripetal force, all used as laboratory equipment in an educational setting at the university level

TESTING UNITS FOR TEACHING OF PHYSICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE

[Laboratory equipment, namely, force tables for use in laboratories to determine the vector sum of different forces; ] torque tables for use in analyzing problems of torque and center of gravity; [equilibrium cranes for use in illustrating that static equilibrium is achieved when both the forces and the moments are in equilibrium; mass hangers for hanging laboratory weights; ] [ air track substitutions, consisting of perforated triangular rails eimitting air for use in studying frictionless linear motion; ] [ air tables consisting of a mechanism of air levitated discs on a precisely flat table for studying motion in two dimensions; free fall devices, namely, laboratory test equipment to study the effect of gravity on a freely falling object; ] [ inertia wheels used in a laboratory to demonstrate the principles of angular acceleration under a constant torque and determine the effect of friction; ] [ harmonic oscillators; ] [ pendulum sets consisting of electronic sensors for sensing pendulums and pendulums sold as a unit; ] centripal force devices, namely, apparatus for the study and measurement of centripetal force, all used as laboratory equipment in an educational setting

samplers for taking samples of the bottom of a body of water

oceanographical and limnological nets for use in gathering various kinds of salt and fresh water sea life