Part of the series Practical Experiments in Physics.
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Practical work has a definitive place in any Physics course. Performing an experiment and seeing a law of physics unfold in front of your eyes can have a profound impact on both students and teachers. Practical Experiments in Physics presents a range of Physics experiments in a self-contained format that senior physics students will find easy to follow. A logical layout inspires maximum use of experimental time with a clearly defined and achievable aim or purpose to each experiment. To assist with planning, a list includes the basic equipment necessary for each experiment but also allows for flexibility. The growing use of calculator and computer-based data-logging equipment means traditional equipment can be supplemented by new technology. A step-by-step method follows, allowing students to set up the equipment and rapidly begin collecting results. Practical Experiments in Physics presents experiments in a self-contained format with step-by-step instructions, diagrams and suggestions to the teacher, to ensure the experiment runs smoothly. Answers and expected results have been provided where appropriate.
Book 1
Topics included:
- Voltage Dividers
- Inducing Current in a Coiled Conductor
- Copper Wire Testing
- Mechanical Hysteresis
- Falling Objects
- Ticker Timers
- Newton’s Second Law
- Gravitational Potential Energy
- Addition of Colours
- Reflection from a Plane Mirror
- Images in Plane Mirror
- Refraction of Light
- Focal Length of Concave Mirror
- Images Formed by a Convex Lens
- Cantilever
- Suspension Bridge
- Heat Capacity
- Specific Heat Capacity of Aluminium
ISBN | 9781865097053 |
Publisher | Blake Education |
Product Type | Teacher Resources, |
Year Level | Year 11, Year 12, |
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