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Experiment: Surface Tension, 8001186 [UE1080500-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Surface Tension

Item: 8001186 [UE1080500-230]
In the surface tension experiment, the pull-off force / surface tension of liquids, as well as the buoyancy force and the surface free energy, are discussed. For this purpose, the force acting on an aluminum ring with a cutting edge ... more
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Experiment: Spherometer, 8000517 [UE1010100], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Spherometer

Item: 8000517 [UE1010100]
Objective: Determine the radius of curvature of various watch glasses. From the height h of a spherical surface above a point on a plane defined by the corners of an equilateral triangle, the radius of curvature R of the spherical surface ... more
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Experiment: Lengths and Volumes, Basic equipment, 8000518 [UE1010200], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Lengths and Volumes, Basic equipment

Item: 8000518 [UE1010200]
Objective: Measurement of an irregularly shaped body Callipers are used for making precise measurements of quite short lengths. They are suitable for finding internal and external dimensions and depths, as demonstrated in the measurement ... more
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Experiment: Lengths and Volumes, Supplement, 8000519 [UE1010200S], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Lengths and Volumes, Supplement

Item: 8000519 [UE1010200S]
Objective: Measurement of an irregularly shaped body Callipers are used for making precise measurements of quite short lengths. They are suitable for finding internal and external dimensions and depths, as demonstrated in the measurement ... more
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Experiment: Gravitational Constant, Basic equipment, 8000520 [UE1010300-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Gravitational Constant, Basic equipment

Item: 8000520 [UE1010300-230]
Objective: Measure the gravitational force and determine the gravitational constant usual a Cavendish torsion balance The central component of a Cavendish torsion balance is a sensitive torsional pendulum with a pair of small lead spheres ... more
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Experiment: Gravitational Constant, Supplement, 8000521 [UE1010300S], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Gravitational Constant, Supplement

Item: 8000521 [UE1010300S]
Objective: Measure the gravitational force and determine the gravitational constant usual a Cavendish torsion balance The central component of a Cavendish torsion balance is a sensitive torsional pendulum with a pair of small lead spheres ... more
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Experiment: Hooke's Law, Basic equipment, 8000747 [UE1020100], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Hooke's Law, Basic equipment

Item: 8000747 [UE1020100]
In any elastic body, extension and tension are proportional to one another. This relationship was discovered by Robert Hooke and is frequently demonstrated using a coil spring with weights suspended from it. The change in the length ... more
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Experiment: Hooke's Law, Supplement, 8000748 [UE1020100S], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Hooke's Law, Supplement

Item: 8000748 [UE1020100S]
Objective: Confirm Hooke’s law for coil springs under tension In any elastic body, extension and tension are proportional to one another. This relationship was discovered by Robert Hooke and is frequently demonstrated using a coil ... more
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Experiment: First- and Second-Class Levers, 8000522 [UE1020200], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
First- and Second-Class Levers

Item: 8000522 [UE1020200]
Objective: Verification of the law of the lever The law of the lever follows from the equilibrium of moments, which works for all three classes of lever. It represents the physical basis for all kinds of mechanical transmission of force ... more
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Experiment: Parallelogram of forces, 8000523 [UE1020300], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Parallelogram of forces

Item: 8000523 [UE1020300]
Objective: Experimental investigation of the vector addition of forces The vector addition of forces can be demonstrated in a clear and simple manner on the force table. The point of action of three individual forces in equilibrium is exactly ... more
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Experiment: Inclined Planes, 8000524 [UE1020400], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Inclined Planes

Item: 8000524 [UE1020400]
Objective: Determine the forces acting on an inclined plane If a body needs to be propelled up an inclined plane, it is not the body’s full weight G which needs to be overcome, but only the component which acts parallel to the plane ... more
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Experiment: Static and Dynamic Friction, 8000525 [UE1020500], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Static and Dynamic Friction

Item: 8000525 [UE1020500]
Objective: Measurement of friction forces In order to measure dynamic friction, a friction measuring apparatus is used. It is composed of movable friction strips, which are pulled from under a stationary rough body connected to a dynamometer ... more
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Experiment: Archimedes’ Principle, 8000526 [UE1020850], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Archimedes’ Principle

Item: 8000526 [UE1020850]
Archimedes’ principle states that a body immersed in a fluid experiences an upward force (updraught or force of buoyancy) FG. The magnitude of this force is equal to the weight of the displaced fluid. For a regularly shaped ... more
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Experiment: Uniformly Accelerated Motion, 8000528 [UE1030250-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Uniformly Accelerated Motion

Item: 8000528 [UE1030250-230]
Objective: Measurement of instantaneous velocity as a function of distance covered In the case of uniform acceleration, the instantaneous velocity increases as the distance covered becomes greater. The constant of proportionality between ... more
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Experiment: Uniformly Accelerated Motion II, 8000530 [UE1030260-230/115], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Uniformly Accelerated Motion II

Item: 8000530 [UE1030260-230/115]
Objective: Record and evaluate motion with uniform acceleration on a roller track When uniformly accelerated motion takes place the velocity at any instant is linearly proportional to the time, while the relationship between distance and ... more
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Experiment: Laws of Collisions, Basic Equipment, 8000750 [UE1030280-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Laws of Collisions, Basic Equipment

Item: 8000750 [UE1030280-230]
Objective: Investigate uni-dimensional collisions on an air track One important consequence of Newton’s third law is the conservation of momentum in collisions between two bodies. One way of verifying this is to investigate collisions ... more
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Experiment: Laws of Collisions, Supplement, 8000751 [UE1030280S], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Laws of Collisions, Supplement

Item: 8000751 [UE1030280S]
Objective: Investigate uni-dimensional collisions on an air track One important consequence of Newton’s third law is the conservation of momentum in collisions between two bodies. One way of verifying this is to investigate collisions ... more
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Experiment: Free Fall, 8000532 [UE1030300-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Free Fall

Item: 8000532 [UE1030300-230]
Objective: Determine the acceleration of a falling object. In free fall the distance fallen h is proportional to the square of the time t taken to fall that distance. The coefficient of that proportionality can be used to calculate the ... more
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Experiment: Inclined Launch, 8000533 [UE1030400], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Inclined Launch

Item: 8000533 [UE1030400]
Objective: Plotting the “parabolic” trajectories point by point The motion of a ball that is thrown upward at an angle to the horizontal in the earth’s gravitational field follows a parabolic curve whose height and width ... more
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Experiment: Two-dimensional collisions, Basic equipment, 8000535 [UE1030600-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Two-dimensional collisions, Basic equipment

Item: 8000535 [UE1030600-230]
Objective: Investigate elastic and inelastic collisions between two objects on a plane In any collision between two bodies, the colliding objects must obey the laws of conservation of energy and conservation of momentum. With the help ... more
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Experiment: Kepler’s Second Law, 8000537 [UE1030700], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Kepler’s Second Law

Item: 8000537 [UE1030700]
Objective: Confirm the law of equal areas for central force motions (Kepler’s Second Law) As an example of motion under the influence of a central force, the elliptical motion of a pendulum bob is recorded by the dust-marking method ... more
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Experiment: Rotational Motion with Uniform Acceleration, 8000539 [UE1040101-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Rotational Motion with Uniform Acceleration

Item: 8000539 [UE1040101-230]
Objective: Confirm Newton’s equation of motion For a body that rotates about a fixed axis with uniform acceleration, the angle of rotation φ increases in proportion to the square of the time t. From this proportionality factor ... more
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Experiment: Moment of Inertia, 8000541 [UE1040201-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Moment of Inertia

Item: 8000541 [UE1040201-230]
Objective: Determine the moment of inertia of a horizontal rod with additional weights attached The moment of inertia of a body about its axis of rotation depends on the distribution of its weight in relation to the axis. This is to ... more
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Experiment: Moment of Inertia, 8000543 [UE1040205-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Moment of Inertia

Item: 8000543 [UE1040205-230]
Objective: Determine the moment of inertia for various test bodies. A body’s moment of inertia around an axis of rotation depends on how the mass of the object is distributed with respect to the axis. This will be investigated for ... more
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Experiment: Maxwell’s Wheel, Basic Equipment, 8000753 [UE1040320-230/115], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Maxwell’s Wheel, Basic Equipment

Item: 8000753 [UE1040320-230/115]
Objective: Confirm the conservation of energy with the help of Maxwell’s wheel Maxwell’s wheel is suspended from threads at both ends of its axle in such a way that it can roll along the threads. In the course of its motion, ... more
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Experiment: Maxwell’s Wheel, Supplement, 8000754 [UE1040320S], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Maxwell’s Wheel, Supplement

Item: 8000754 [UE1040320S]
Objective: Confirm the conservation of energy with the help of Maxwell’s wheel Maxwell’s wheel is suspended from threads at both ends of its axle in such a way that it can roll along the threads. In the course of its motion, ... more
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Experiment: Precession and Nutation of a Gyroscope, 8000545 [UE1040500-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Precession and Nutation of a Gyroscope

Item: 8000545 [UE1040500-230]
Objective: Experimental investigation of precession and nutation of a gyroscope and determination of moment of inertia A spinning disc exhibits motions known as precession and nutation in addition to its rotational motion, depending ... more
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Experiment: Harmonic Oscillation of a String Pendulum, 8000547 [UE1050101-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Harmonic Oscillation of a String Pendulum

Item: 8000547 [UE1050101-230]
Objective: Measuring the period of oscillation of a string pendulum with bobs of various masses. The period of oscillation T for a string pendulum is dependent on the length of the pendulum L, but does not depend on the mass of the bob ... more
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Experiment: Elliptical Oscillation of a String Pendulum, 8000549 [UE1050121-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Elliptical Oscillation of a String Pendulum

Item: 8000549 [UE1050121-230]
Objective: Description of elliptical oscillations of a string pendulum as the superimposition of two components perpendicular to one another Depending on the initial conditions, a suitable suspended string pendulum will oscillate in ... more
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Experiment: Variable g Pendulum , 8000551 [UE1050201-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Variable g Pendulum 

Item: 8000551 [UE1050201-230]
Objective: Measure the period of an oscillating pendulum as a function of the effective component of the gravitational acceleration The period of a pendulum is lengthened by tilting its axis away from the horizontal, since the effective ... more
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Experiment: Kater’s Reversible Pendulum , 8000553 [UE1050221-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Kater’s Reversible Pendulum

Item: 8000553 [UE1050221-230]
Objective: Work out the local acceleration due to gravity with the help of a reversible pendulum A reversible pendulum is a special design of a normal physical pendulum. It is able to swing from either of two mounting points and can ... more
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Experiment: Foucault Pendulum, 8000555 [UE1050250-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Foucault Pendulum

Item: 8000555 [UE1050250-230]
Objective: Demonstrate the rotation of the earth with a Foucault pendulum A Foucault pendulum is a long string pendulum with a heavy bob, which can be used to demonstrate the rotation of the earth. In this experiment, a pendulum 1.2 ... more
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Experiment: Simple harmonic oscillations, 8000557 [UE1050311-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Simple harmonic oscillations

Item: 8000557 [UE1050311-230]
Measure the oscillations of a coil spring pendulum using an ultrasonic motion sensor The oscillations of a coil spring pendulum are a classic example of simple harmonic oscillation. In this experiment, those oscillations are recorded by ... more
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Experiment: Pohl’s Torsion Pendulum I, 8000559 [UE1050500-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Pohl’s Torsion Pendulum I

Item: 8000559 [UE1050500-230]
Objective: Measurement and analysis of simple harmonic rotary oscillation Pohl’s wheel or rotating (torsional) pendulum allows for the investigation of simple harmonic rotary oscillation. The only forces acting on the wheel are ... more
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Experiment: Pohl’s Torsion Pendulum II, 8000561 [UE1050550-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Pohl’s Torsion Pendulum II

Item: 8000561 [UE1050550-230]
Objective: Measurement and analysis of forced harmonic rotary oscillation Pohl’s wheel or rotating (torsional) pendulum allows for the investigation of forced harmonic rotary oscillation. For this purpose, the oscillating system ... more
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Experiment: Coupled Oscillations, 8000563 [UE1050600-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Coupled Oscillations

Item: 8000563 [UE1050600-230]
Objective: Record and evaluate oscillation of two identical coupled pendulums The oscillation of two identical, coupled pendulums is distinguished by the period of oscillation and the beat period. The beat period is the interval between ... more
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Experiment: Mechanical Waves, 8000565 [UE1050700-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Mechanical Waves

Item: 8000565 [UE1050700-230]
Objective: Investigate standing waves along a stretched coil spring and a taut rope Some examples of where mechanical waves arise include a stretched coil spring, where the waves are longitudinal, or a taut rope where the waves are transverse ... more
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Experiment: Chladni Figures, 8001123 [UE1070100-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Chladni Figures

Item: 8001123 [UE1070100-230]
Chladni figures-making sound visible The Chladni figures are named after the German scientist Ernst Florens Friedrich Chladni (1756-1827). Chladni excited the normal modes of thin metal plates covered with sand by stroking them with ... more
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Experiment: Speed of sound in air I, 8000567 [UE1070310-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Speed of sound in air I

Item: 8000567 [UE1070310-230]
Sound waves propagate longitudinally in gases. The group velocity here is equal to the phase velocity. In this experiment, we will measure the propagation time of a sound pulse between two microphone probes in Kundt’s tube ... more
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Experiment: Speed of sound in air II, 8000569 [UE1070320-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Speed of sound in air II

Item: 8000569 [UE1070320-230]
Sound waves propagate in gases in the form of longitudinal waves. The overall velocity is equivalent to the phase velocity. In this experiment a standing wave is generated inside Kundt’s tube with both ends closed off. The ... more
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Experiment: Propagation of Sound in Rods, 8000756 [UE1070410-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Propagation of Sound in Rods

Item: 8000756 [UE1070410-230]
The equipment set consists of test rods of various lengths, made of different materials, two microphone probes, a microphone box for recording and amplifying signals and outputting them to an oscilloscope along with three mats ... more
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Experiment: Falling sphere viscosimeter, Basic Equipment , 8000573 [UE1080350-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Falling sphere viscosimeter, Basic Equipment 

Item: 8000573 [UE1080350-230]
Objective: Determine the dynamic viscosity of an aqueous solution of glycerine Dynamic viscosity, the coefficient of proportionality between velocity gradient and sheer stress in a liquid, characterises how difficult it is for an object ... more
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Experiment: Surface Tension, simple, 8000575 [UE1080400], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Surface Tension, simple

Item: 8000575 [UE1080400]
Objective: Measure the surface tension by the “breakaway” method To determine the surface tension of a liquid, a blade is immersed horizontally in the liquid and is slowly pulled out upwards while measuring the pulling force ... more
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Experiment: Bending of Flat Beams, 8000757 [UE1090200], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Bending of Flat Beams

Item: 8000757 [UE1090200]
A flat, level beam’s resistance to deformation in the form of bending by an external force can be calculated mathematically if the degree of deformation is much smaller than the length of the beam. The deformation is proportional ... more
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Experiment: Torsion on Cylindrical Rods, 8000759 [UE1090300-230], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Torsion on Cylindrical Rods

Item: 8000759 [UE1090300-230]
In order for solid bodies to be deformed, an external force needs to be applied. This acts against the body’s own resistance to deformation, which is dependent on the material from which the body is made, as well as its ... more
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Experiment: Two-dimensional collisions, Supplement, 8000536 [UE1030600S], Complete Experiments – Mechanics

Experiment:
Two-dimensional collisions, Supplement

Item: 8000536 [UE1030600S]
Objective: Investigate elastic and inelastic collisions between two objects on a plane In any collision between two bodies, the colliding objects must obey the laws of conservation of energy and conservation of momentum. With the help of ... more
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