Observing Ionizing Radiation Using a Cloud Chamber
Product Code : EL-CK-11111
Last updated: 6 October 2026
Quick answer: Observing Ionizing Radiation Using a Cloud Chamber is a chemistry teaching kit manufactured by Ambala Science Lab in Ambala, Haryana, India, and supplied to schools, colleges, nursing and medical teaching institutions in India and export markets.
Learning Objectives : Model radioactive decay by writing nuclear equations for alpha, beta, and gamma emissions. Explain how design features of the cloud chamber allow for observing subatomic particles. Illustrate and explain what happens in the cloud chamber on a particulate level. Students experience the phenomenon of radioactive decay through observing tracks created in a cloud chamber by ionizing radiation as it passes through a cooled, supersaturated alcohol vapor. They illustrate and explain what is happening in the cloud chamber on a particulate level while learning about radioactive decay and writing nuclear equations to model that decay. Students then connect the phenomenon to real-world applications such as nuclear power, nuclear medicine, and archeological dating.
Technical specifications
Specification |
As published |
Product type |
Chemistry teaching kit |
Manufactured in |
Ambala, Haryana, India |
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Range and ordering
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