NEX&CO Glass Prism, 3.4" Triangular Optical Crystal Glass Light Spectrum Analyzer Science Kit for Preschool School Kids / Photography Camera Lens Filter

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The main thing the Crystal Optical Glass Triangular Prism is splitting beam of light into different spectral components and to form rainbow. Good stuff that helps kids learn about optics and light spectrum. Perfect classroom uses as well as home, wedding, party decoration. Make the most out of sunlight with our high clarity crystal glass triangular prism. It also comes with a gift box since the crystal prism is very fragile. Dimensions: 3.4*0.6*0.6 inch (15*15*87 mm)

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1. Rainbow Seven-color Light: let the optical triangular prism face the sunlight directly, there will be seven different color of light as you slowly turn the prism; teaches kids about optics and the seven-color light which is red, orange, yellow, green, indigo, blue and violet.

2. Perfect Clarity: the optical triangular prism is made of high quality crystals, which splits beams of light into different spectral components. It teaches students about refraction and reflection.

3. Multi-purpose: teach kids optics and spectrum, photo shooting, wedding and home decoration and so on.

4. Photography: use the light that the optical prism reflects to make some amazing effects; make the prism reflects the light into your lens and get the perfect light by moving the position and the angel of reflection of the optical prism.