PHYS 114

Physics Demonstrations

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Angular momentum

Bohr atom

Center of mass

Circular motion

Conservation of momentum

Motion in one dimension

Oscillations

Projectile motion

Unit conversion

Conservation of Momentum - Happy and Sad Balls
Kinetic Energy Into Fire!
Air Scoop and Wiffle Ball
Center of Mass Stacking Blocks
Walking Position and Velocity with a Motion Sensor
Sum of Forces
Newton Spring Scales
Spring
Spectroscopy
Soccer Ball
Rulers and Protractors
Pool Ball on a String
Penny and Paper Free Fall in a Vacuum
Conservation of Momentum and Kinetic Energy
Motorized Cart on Track - Constant Velocity
Independence of Vertical and Horizontal Motion
Moment of Inertia Rolling Cylinders
Moment of Inertia - Rotating Stool
Moment of Inertia - Bicycle Wheel
Loop-the-Loop

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