PHYS 116

Physics Demonstrations

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Doppler Effect

Wave Machine
Two-Speaker Sound Interference
Two Slit Interference with Two Wavelengths of Lasers
Spring
Soap Film Colors
Slinky - Waves
Simple Harmonic Motion of a Mass-Spring System
Simple Harmonic and Uniform Circular Motion - Spring
Refraction: Total Internal Reflection
Refraction - The Re-Appearing Penny
Refraction - Pyrex Rod in Oil
Radiometer
Pinhole Camera
Pendulum
Mirage of a Pig in a Double Concave Mirror
Forced Oscillations of a Spring
Fiber Optics
Doppler Stick
Doppler Shift Wheel
Displaying Waves with an Oscilloscope and Video Projector

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