Physical Science Optical Experiments Kit Student Update Edition A compact optics kit designed for handson learning and classroom demonstrations. This Student Update Edition focuses on the essential optical components students need to study light behavior: a triangular prism, convex lens, and concave mirror. Each component is intended to make core concepts like refraction, dispersion, focusing, and reflection easy to observe and measure. Key benefits Clear learning outcomes: Visualize and explore refraction, dispersion, image formation, focal length, and reflection with real optical components. Practical and portable: Components are sized for tabletop experiments and easy to set up in classrooms, labs, or home study areas. Suitable for curriculum use: Designed for physics students, teachers, and homeschoolers for guided experiments and demonstrations. Versatile applications: Works with common experiment setups and is compatible with standard classroom equipment and simple mounting accessories. Student oriented: Update edition tailored to student experiments and classroom workflows to support step by step investigation. What the kit does Triangular prism: Demonstrates dispersion and splitting of white light into its component colors and shows refraction angles. Convex lens: Used to form real and virtual images, determine focal length, and demonstrate magnification and focusing principles. Concave mirror: Allows observation of image formation by reflection, focal point behavior, and mirrorbased imaging experiments. Key attributes Function: Demonstration and measurement of core optical principles including refraction, dispersion, focusing, and reflection. Compatibility: Intended for classroom physics experiments, lab exercises, science fairs, and athome STEM study. Works with typical optical benches, light sources, and screen or paper for projections. Size: Compact components suitable for table use and easy storage when not in use. Material and performance: Precision optical components designed to provide clear and repeatable visual results for student experiments. Use scenarios Classroom demonstration: Teacher uses the prism and a white light source to show dispersion and explain wavelength dependence of refraction to a class. Lab measurement exercise: Students set up the convex lens and screen to measure focal length and calculate magnification for a lab report. Home STEM project: A student explores image formation and reflection by experimenting with the concave mirror and lens to build a simple optical system. Contents summary Triangular prism Convex lens Concave mirror Student Update Edition packaging and layout for educational use This kit provides the basic, handson optical tools needed to study and demonstrate fundamental physics concepts in a clear and repeatable way.