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Experiments And Demonstrations In Physics: Bar-ilan Physics Laboratory New edition [Minkštas viršelis]

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(Bar-ilan Univ, Israel)
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 544 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Dec-2006
  • Leidėjas: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 9812705384
  • ISBN-13: 9789812705389
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Experiments And Demonstrations In Physics: Bar-ilan Physics Laboratory New editionDidesnis paveikslėlis
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 544 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Dec-2006
  • Leidėjas: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 9812705384
  • ISBN-13: 9789812705389
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This book is a laboratory manual for high schools, colleges, and universities. It contains more than 80 experiments and lecture demonstrations. The coverage includes the essentials of general physics: mechanics and molecular physics, electricity and magnetism, optics and atomic physics, and condensed matter physics. All the experiments are illustrated through the results of real measurements and include many novel experiments developed by the author --

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"Congratulations again on your beautifully produced and useful book. I have now had a chance to read the chapters that interest me most and am impressed with the great range of experiments you have built up at Bar-Ilan."Professor Jeffrey S DunhamMiddlebury College, Vermont

1 Introductory Experiments 1
Introduction
3
1.1. Free fall
9
1.2. Interference of sound waves
12
1.3. Charging and discharging a capacitor
15
1.4. I—U characteristics
18
1.5. Lissajous patterns
20
1.6. Determination of short time intervals
23
1.7. Characteristics of a DC source
25
1.8. Oersted's great discovery
28
1.9. Magnetic field measurements
31
1.10. Magnetic force
36
1.11. Helmholtz coils
39
1.12. Faraday's law of induction
43
1.13. Lenz's rule
48
1.14. Electric power in AC circuits
54
1.15. Electrical filters
58
1.16. Probability functions
62
1.17. Photometric laws
65
1.18. Kirhhoff s rule
68
1.19. Malus' law
72
1.20. Irradiance and illuminance
75
2 Mechanics and Molecular Physics 77
2.1. Velocity of sound in air
79
2.2. Pendulum
84
2.3. Tuning fork
93
2.4. Doppler effect
100
2.5. Nonlinear dynamics
103
2.6. Light bulb
108
2.7. Pulse calorimetry
111
2.8. Principles of modulation calorimetry
124
2.9. Heat of vaporization
131
2.10. Phase diagram of nitrogen
135
3 Electricity and Magnetism 139
3.1. Rotating magnetic field
141
3.2. LCR circuit
149
3.3. Skin effect
161
3.4. Eddy currents
167
3.5. Spectra of electrical signals
177
3.6. Correlation analysis
183
3.7. Thermal noise
191
3.8. Lock-in detection
195
3.9. Ampere's circuital law
203
3.10. Transformer
207
4 Optics and Atomic Physics 219
4.1. Interference of light
221
4.2. Diffraction of light
226
4.3. Optical communication
236
4.4. Polarization of light
243
4.5. Faraday effect
248
4.6. Spectrophotometry
254
4.7. Speed of light
257
4.8. Thermal radiation
267
4.9. Hydrogen atom
277
4.10. Photoluminescence
282
5 Condensed Matter Physics 287
5.1. Equilibrium point defects in metals
289
5.2. Conductivity of solids. The Hall effect
297
5.3. Semiconductor electronics
303
5.4. Photovoltaic effect
309
5.5. Ferromagnetism
317
5.6. Curie point
330
5.7. Dielectric constant
342
5.8. Thermoelectric phenomena
349
6 Nobel Prize Experiments 359
6.1. Electron
361
6.2. Michelson interferometer
371
6.3. Principles of radio
379
6.4. Photoelectric effect
389
6.5. Franck–Hertz experiment
397
6.6. Thermionic emission
403
6.7. Transistor
418
6.8. Superconductivity
425
7 Student Projects 441
7.1. Moving-coil meter as a pendulum
443
7.2. Velocity of sound versus temperature
445
7.3. Hot-wire anemometry
447
7.4. Direct readout of resistivity
449
7.5. Contactless measurement of conductivity
451
7.6. Stokes viscometer
453
7.7. Metal detection and the Theremin
455
7.8. Recording magnetometer
462
7.9. Lock-in detector in a matchbox
465
7.10. Noise reduction by averaging technique
469
7.11. Detection of thermal radiation
473
7.12. Optical communication
476
7.13. Percolation
478
7.14. Clamp-on ammeter
480
7.15. Curie point
482
7.16. Simple electro-musical instruments
485
7.17. Two-stage Peltier cooler
487
7.18. Absolute temperature scale
489
7.19. Cavendish experiment
491
7.20. Demonstrations with a microscope
493
7.21. Diamagnetism of superconductors
495
7.22. Poisson spot
497
References 499
Index 529