Set of 7 optical bodies
Product Code : SCL-OS-12822
Quick Answer: The Set of 7 Optical Bodies is a ray optics set of seven bodies, each demonstrating a principle such as refraction, convergence, divergence, total internal reflection or dispersion. With a ray box or narrow beam on white paper, students trace incident, refracted, reflected and emergent rays.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Seven optical bodies for ray optics demonstrations
- Covers refraction, reflection, total internal reflection, dispersion and ray deviation
- Used for lens action, prism action and focal point experiments
- Works with a ray box, laser source, optical bench or white screen
- Each body is traced in turn so ray behaviour across shapes can be compared
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Set includes | 7 optical bodies for ray optics demonstrations |
| Use | Study of refraction, reflection, dispersion, image formation and ray path deviation |
| Compatible with | Ray box, laser source, optical bench, white screen |
| Learning topics | Ray optics, refraction, reflection, lens action, prism action, focal length, deviation, image formation |
About This Product
A narrow beam aimed at each body in turn shows a different behaviour of light, from bending at a surface to splitting into colours or reflecting totally inside the material. Tracing the rays on paper gives students a record to compare with ray diagrams and to discuss refractive index and focal length. Educational Instrument can arrange export supply of the Set of 7 optical bodies to Ghana, Liberia, Benin, Egypt and Oman.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Set of 7 Optical Bodies used?
Place one body on white paper or an optical bench, direct a ray box or narrow light beam at it and trace the incident, refracted, reflected and emergent rays. Repeat with each body and compare.
Related: Optical Sectional, Set of 7 Optical Bodies (glass) and Optical Set, Acrylic, Seven Pieces.
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