Collision in Two Dimensions Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : ILS-K-11671
Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Collision in Two Dimensions Apparatus (Product ID: 11671) as part of its kinematics range. It lets students collide two balls at the end of a curved track and analyse the collision as vectors in two dimensions.
Quick Answer
A flat metal base carries a curved aluminium track and an adjustable target support. A ball rolled down the track strikes a target ball resting on the support, and both fly off at an angle; a plumb line marks the point below the collision so students can measure the landing positions on the floor. Momentum is conserved in every collision, while kinetic energy is conserved only in an elastic one, so comparing steel, glass and hollow wooden balls shows elastic, partially elastic and inelastic behaviour. The kit includes two steel balls, a glass ball, a hollow wooden ball, a plumb line and an activity guide.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Base | Flat metal |
| Track | Curved aluminium |
| Target | Adjustable support |
| Balls | 2 steel, 1 glass, 1 hollow wooden |
| Also included | Plumb line, activity guide |
Where This Is Used
Used after one-dimensional collisions with carts such as the Dynamics Carts Pair (Product ID: 11667). Because both balls leave from the same height, their horizontal ranges are proportional to their launch speeds, as with the Horizontal Projectile Lab (Product ID: 11670). Browse the full Kinematics range or related Forces and Motion products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which balls are included?
Two steel balls, a glass ball and a hollow wooden ball.
What is the plumb line for?
It marks the point directly below the collision for measuring landing positions.
Is kinetic energy always conserved?
No, only in elastic collisions; momentum is conserved in all of them.
Related Categories
Kinematics · Forces and Motion · Physics Lab Equipment
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