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  • The Demonstration Laboratory

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  • Introduction
  • 1. Mechanics
    • 1A Measurement
    • 1C Motion in one Dimension
    • 1D Motion in two Dimensions
    • 1E Relative Motion
    • 1F Newton’s First Law
    • 1G Newton’s Second Law
    • 1H Newton’s Third Law
    • 1J Statics of Rigid Bodies
    • 1K Applications of Newton’s Laws
    • 1L Gravity
    • 1M Work and Energy
    • 1N Linear Momentum and Collisions
    • 1Q Rotational Dynamics
    • 1R Properties of Matter
  • 2. Fluid Mechanics
    • 2A Surface Tension
    • 2B Statics of Fluids
    • 2C Dynamics of Fluids
  • 3. Oscillations and Waves
    • 3A Oscillations
    • 3B Wave Motion
    • 3C Acoustics
    • 3D Instruments
    • 3E Sound Reproduction
  • 4. Thermodynamics
    • 4A Thermal Properties of Matter
    • 4B Heat and the First Law
    • 4C Change of State
    • 4D Kinetic Theory
    • 4E Gas Law
    • 4F Entropy and the Second Law
  • 5. Electricity and Magnetism
    • 5A Electrostatics
    • 5B Electric Fields and Potential
      • 5B10 Electric Field
        • 5B10.01
      • 5B20 Gauss’ Law
        • 5B20.01
    • 5C Capacitance
    • 5D Resistance
    • 5E Electromotive Force and Current
    • 5F DC Circuits
    • 5G Magnetic Materials
    • 5H Magnetic Fields and Forces
    • 5J Inductance
    • 5K Electromagnetic Induction
    • 5L AC Circuits
    • 5M Semiconductors and Tubes
  • 6. Optics
    • 6A Geometrical Optics
    • 6B Photometry
    • 6C Diffraction
    • 6D Interference
    • 6F Color
    • 6H Polarisation
    • 6J The Eye
    • 6Q Modern Optics
  • 7. Modern Physics
    • 7A Quantum Effects
    • 7B Atomic Physics
    • 7D Nuclear Physics
    • 7E Elementary Particles
    • 7F Relativity
  • 8. Astronomy
  • 9. Miscellaneous
  • Bibliography
  • Index
  • Statistics
    • Demonstration Statistics

Index

Index

Symbols | D | E | G | H | K | P | S | V

Symbols

  • $\phi$ = Electrical flux [], [1]

D

  • demonstration statistics

E

  • Electrical charge (q), [1]
  • Electrical Field, [1]
  • Electroscope, [1]

G

  • Gauss' Law, [1]
  • Gaussian surface, [1]

H

  • how to demonstrate

K

  • knowledge retention

P

  • Perimitivty of vacuum ($$\epsilon_{0}$$), [1]
  • popular demonstrations
  • presenting demonstrations

S

  • student engagement

V

  • Van de Graaff generator, [1]

By R. Haaksman

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