PHYS 163

Physics Demonstrations

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Angular momentum

Kinematics - Rotational

Moment of inertia on a ruler with mass
Doppler Fan
Gears and Levers
Waves 1
Wave Simulator
Wave Machine
Violin
Vibrating String - Standing Waves
Two-Speaker Sound Interference
Two Slit Interference with Two Wavelengths of Lasers
Turntable
Tuning Forks and Beats
Trombone
Torsion Pendulum - Moment of Inertia
Torque and levers - The Bolt Breaker
Torque - Meter Stick Balance
Tipping Table
Tension on a Pendulum String
Casio CZ-101 Keyboard Synthesizer
Springs

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