The Light Ray Viewing Kit is a small "liquid laboratory." When used with any of our lasers it creates underwater light ray patterns and diagrams that constitute the basics of all introductory optic studies. In a complementary series of activities in the accompanying instruction guide, students can observe, and more readily understand, principles and equations such as:

• Snell's Law
• Total internal reflection
• Equal angles of incidence and reflection
• Critical angle of light

Set-up for each experiment requires less than five minutes and costs only a few pennies. ("Just add water!")

Project equipment includes: impact-resistant observation tank, four ounces of scattering solution, first-surface mirror, stirring rod, ruler; protractor, Full-color instruction guide, and .5 mW Class II Helium neon laser.

See this page for purchase of extra Scattering solution

Instruction Guide