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Brubaker, Mervin – Physics Teacher, 1974
Descriptors: Laboratory Experiments, Measurement, Motion, Photography
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Gottlieb, Herbert H., Ed. – Physics Teacher, 1975
Descriptors: Electronic Equipment, Holography, Laboratory Experiments, Motion
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Saitoh, A. – Physics Education, 1986
Describes an apparatus for an experiment on winding motion in three dimensions. Discusses theory and provides a calculation example. (JM)
Descriptors: Laboratory Experiments, Motion, Physics, Science Activities
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Clack, Jhules A. M.; Toepker, Terrence P. – Physics Teacher, 1990
Describes an experiment demonstrating Lenz's law by measuring a magnet falling through a copper tube compared to a nonmagnet falling. Presents diagrams and pictures showing the apparatus. (YP)
Descriptors: Computer Interfaces, Laboratory Equipment, Laboratory Experiments, Laboratory Procedures
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Goldberg, Fred M. – Physics Teacher, 1975
Describes an out-of-doors, partially unstructured experiment to determine the coefficient of friction for a moving car. Presents the equation which relates the coefficient of friction to initial velocity, distance, and time and gives sample computed values as a function of initial speed and tire pressure. (GS)
Descriptors: College Science, Higher Education, Laboratory Experiments, Measurement
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Jones, Evan; Urone, P. Peter – Physics Teacher, 1976
Describes a rocket propulsion demonstration utilizing a child's wagon and a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher. (CP)
Descriptors: Demonstrations (Educational), Force, Laboratory Experiments, Mechanics (Physics)
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Johnson, P. B.; And Others – American Journal of Physics, 1974
Utilizes a rotating table and strobe photographs to provide students with a direct record for quantitatively analyzing rotational effects. (GS)
Descriptors: College Science, Equipment, Laboratory Experiments, Measurement
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Barnes, George – American Journal of Physics, 1974
Descriptors: Acoustics, College Science, Equipment, Laboratory Experiments
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Corrado, L. C. – Physics Teacher, 1974
Describes an easily-implemented experiment in which a moderately complex relation between dependent and independent variables is involved. (Author/GS)
Descriptors: College Science, Energy, Graphs, Laboratory Experiments
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Smith, Robert D. – Physics Teacher, 1975
Describes a method of time-of-flight determination utilizing a sound-actuated switch, an electronic flash, and a loaded camera. (GS)
Descriptors: Laboratory Experiments, Motion, Photographic Equipment, Physics
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Mogill, A. T. – Physics Teacher, 1975
Describes a calibration technique for a small motor which, when driven as a generator, can be used for a speedometer. The generator output can be fed to an oscilloscope to provide a sweep in which the vertical axis is velocity and the horizontal axis, time. (GS)
Descriptors: Laboratory Experiments, Motion, Physics, Science Activities
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Zollman, Dean – Physics Teacher, 1975
Explains a method of exploiting recent interest in automobile safety to demonstrate, qualitatively, concepts of momentum and energy. (GS)
Descriptors: Energy, Force, Laboratory Experiments, Mechanics (Physics)
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Maurone, Philip A.; Wunderlich, Francis J. – American Journal of Physics, 1978
Presents results of analyses of flat and conical depressed target surfaces used in a bouncing ball experiment. (SL)
Descriptors: College Science, Force, Higher Education, Laboratory Experiments
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Berry, Donna A., Ed. – Physics Teacher, 1990
Reviews two videotapes on motion: (1) "Demonstrations of Physics, Volume 1, Motion" and (2) "Center of Mass Motion." Describes the content, strengths, and weaknesses of each video. (YP)
Descriptors: Instructional Materials, Laboratory Experiments, Mechanics (Physics), Motion
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Rich, Nathan H. – Physics Teacher, 1989
Describes the mechanism of bicycle computers functioning as speedometers and timers. Discusses why the computers do not display the continuously changing readings and show the correct values at higher speeds. (YP)
Descriptors: College Science, Computers, Equations (Mathematics), Higher Education
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