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Teaching Materials developed by HST participants about Small Experiments

• PEETERS Wim (Belgium) - Magnetic bismuth capsules (in Flemmish) 
• Peter FREILINGER (Germany) - A novel method of demonstrating standing waves (PowerPoint presentation 946KB and Word doc 20KB)
• Jules Hoult (UK) - Experiments with Liquid Nitrogen for High Schools.doc (24K)
• LOMACHENKOV Ivan (Russia) - Sonoluminescence (PowerPoint presentation 121K)
• LOMACHENKOV Ivan (Russia) - Demonstrating the Lorentz force using ionic solutions (PowerPoint presentation 41K)
• VERSTEEGH Ton (Netherlands) - Quantum Physics in the Bedroom.doc (32K)

• calculation of muon lifetime

• detecting the polarity of electric charge

• muon induced electromagnetic cascades in lead 

•  new experiments

• pendulum experiments

• some simple experiments we did in 2000

• standard experiments

• waves, magnets and motion - a variety of experiments

• Matthias Krug: Hit to the ground

• Matthias Krug: A nice way to show, how Lorentz force works

• Matthias Krug: Rayleigh scattering in a very simple experiment

• Charlotta Barck, Ivo Hamers, Vanessa van Engelen with the help of all HST colleagues: Collection of small experiments

• Gerd Vogt: Converting AC to DC (Rectifier) (doc)

• Kevin McClean: Datalogging Experiments

• Peter Kjepso: Experiment Suggestion

• Peter Kjepso: A Demostration of Faraday's Law of Induction

• Boguslaw Lanuszny: Vibration of membrane (Chladni figures) (ppt)
• Boguslaw Lanuszny, Charlotta Barck: Investigation of resonance phenomena in LC circuit (ppt)
• Ivan Lomachenkov: Small effects in the class-room experiments (ppt)
• Ivan Lomachenkov, Petr Jilek: Water Experiments (video)
• Charlotta Barck, Ivo Hamers, Sascha Schmeling: Small Experiments Group Presentation (ppt)
  

   

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