Key benefits Learn optical principles through handson experiments that illustrate how light behaves in practice Visualize the threecolor spectrum and light dispersion, helping users connect theory with observable results Flexible for multiple settings: suitable for physics labs, classroom demonstrations, and home study What the set demonstrates and how it helps Provides a comprehensive exploration of light properties, focusing on the spectrum of three colors and dispersion Supports practical understanding of how light interacts with materials and configurations in educational contexts Designed to be integrated into standard physics instruction and selfguided learning Who this is for School physics teachers seeking a reliable, handson teaching aid Students looking for active learning experiences to reinforce optics concepts Optical enthusiasts who prefer experiential exploration of light and color Use scenarios Inclass demonstration: Show students how light splits into colors and analyze dispersion and color relationships during a lesson on refraction and spectra Student lab activity: Small groups perform guided experiments to observe optical phenomena, collect data, and compare results to theoretical expectations Home study project: Individuals explore light properties and the threecolor spectrum through selfdirected experiments and practical observations Product attributes and performance Function: versatile optical experiment set designed to study spectrum, dispersion, and light properties Compatibility: suitable for physics classrooms, laboratories, and home study environments Performance: enables clear visualization of concepts and supports repeatable, handson learning experiences Consistency: aligned with the original intent to provide a comprehensive tool for exploring optics without altering the brand or core specifications