Resonance Apparatus

Item no.: F04a Description Use sonic to make standing wave in the air column, measuring the effective propagation velocity  of sound or measuring with tuning fork. Equipment Resonant 1-1. Aluminum triangulum x1 1-2. Aluminum square-shape column: long 100cm base, plastic safety base. 1-3. Water tank: 1,000ml translucent safety plastic cup, 1m silicone tube, metal drain. 1-4. Resonance

Demonstration of angular momentum conservation

Item no.: F11d Description Spin with one’s arms extended, then moving the arms closer to the body.This motion results in an increase of the speed with which the skater rotates increases. Holding a spinning bicycle wheel on a rotating chair. The person then turns over the bicycle wheel, causing it to rotate in an opposite

Research Diffraction Set

Item no.: F10e Description A-1. Single Slit a=0.05mm a=0.1mm a=0.2mm a=0.3mm A-2. Single Bars a=0.08mm a=0.16mm a=0.26mm A-3. Circular Holes Φ=0.24mm Φ=0.34mm Φ=0.44mm A-4. Circular Discs Φ=0.18mm Φ=0.26mm Φ=0.38mm B-1. Grating 50 lines/mm B-2. Cross Grating 50 lines/mm B-3. Double Circular Holes Φ=0.2mm    d=0.2mm Φ=0.2mm    d=0.1mm Φ=0.2mm    d=0.05mm B-4. Rectangle a=0.2mm    b=0.3mm B-5. Single Slit

Set of 5 Slit

Item no.: F10d Description A. Single slit a=0.05mm a=0.025mm B. Double slit a=0.05mm    b=0.2mm a=0.025mm  b=0.2mm a=0.025mm  b=0.12mm

Perovskite Structure ABO3

Item no.: C04 Description A perovskite is any material with the same type of crystal structure as calcium titanium oxide (CaTiO3), known as the perovskite structure, or XIIA2+VIB4+X2−3 with the oxygen in the face centers. Perovskites take their name from the mineral, which was first discovered in the Ural mountains of Russia by Gustav Rose in 1839 and is named after Russian mineralogist L. A. Perovski (1792–1856). The ideal cubic-symmetry structure has the B cation in

Atoms Model

Item no.: C03 Description Ten models (hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, neon atoms) to understand atomic structure and the composition individually; electronic display in red, proton in yellow and neutron in blue. Electron circle are made in metal coil and the diameters are 210mm and 145mm.

Determine the Planck’s Constant h by Laser

Item no.: F22 Introduction Rather than the energy continuity considered in classic physics, the energy level of a photon or an electron, viewed from quantum theory, exhibits an integer multiple of hf (here h is planks constant and symbol of f indicates the frequency of light wave). That means a light is emitted from or

The Measurement of Wavelength Spectrum on Grating Observation

Item no.: F23 Introduction In general, light spectrum could be classified into discrete spectrum and continuous spectrum. However, both absorption and emission are the main typical pattern for discrete spectrum. Unlike the discrete way mentioned above, typical continuous spectrum, in this experiment, will be investigated. Here a slice with 500line / mm grate will be

RC & RLC

Item no.: F19 RLC circuit has a very important feature, that is, the produced amplitudes of circuit-current will closely depend on the input frequency. Generally speaking, partial signal will be filtered, but partial might be augmented as several power sources with different frequency, in the circuit, are delivered simultaneously. Here amplified signal of frequency is

Magnetic and Electromagnetic Experiments

Item no.: F18 Introduction In1820, an electromagnetic theory was initiated by Oersted. Here the physical experiment relative to magnetic field induced by a current-carry wire was proposed. During 1820~1827, the theoretic model was further quantified by Ampere’s. In 1831, the so called Faraday’s law amounted the current induced along the closed loop while a time