Available Demonstrations for Painter 3.02

Available Physics Demonstrations for Painter 3.02

The demonstrations list for Painter 3.02 is a greatly abbreviated version of our regular repertoire in the Painter 2.48 and 4.42 classrooms.

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Demo Requests, are due by 3 PM on the business day, prior to your class date.

Excepting Holidays: Business hours are Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

- Same day demo requests are problematic for all involved. -

The list of available demonstrations for Painter 3.02 will be limited and will be delivered after the start of class.

* There is no Demo Office adjacent to the Painter 3.02 classroom that can be used as a staging area.

Also - during the class break - the main entrance to Painter 3.02 is BLOCKED by students entering and leaving the room.

Therefore - demostration requests will have to be delivered after the start of class and retrieved before the end of each class in Painter 3.02
Demos made of glassware, fragile items, plus those that use air pressure or natural gas - will not be available in Painter 3.02.
One of kind demos that are no longer production anywhere and irreplaceable - will not be available in Painter 3.02.

* Painter 2.48 or 4.42 may be using the same demos as those scheduled in Painter 3.02 on the same day.

We don't have spares with regards to 95% of our demonstrations. So, deletions are a probability, if a demonstration is booked for two classrooms simultaneously.

1) Click on the boxes next to the appropriate demonstrations to select a demo for your request.

An [x] will appear in the box. (Example: _[x]_ 1A60.10 Scaling: Powers of Ten)

2) For a demonstration description, click on the blue PIRA demo number.

The blue PIRA number links to a photo and a short description of each demonstration.

3) After selecting your demonstrations, click on the Go to Form link or scroll to end of this page.

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4) Enter and select the required information into the provided form located at bottom of this page.
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5) After checking to see if the above fields are correctly filled in, click on the SUBMIT icon.
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Index of Available Demonstrations
Click on the topic or subtopic to directly access a section of the index.
Scrolling down with the scroll bar on the right will access demonstrations sequentially.
Topic	Subtopics	Continued
Mechanics PIRA Section 1	1A - Measurement 1C - Motion in One Dimension 1D - Motion in Two Dimensions 1F - Newton's First Law 1G - Newton's Second Law 1H - Newton's Third Law 1J - Statics of Rigid Bodies	1K - Applications of Newton's Laws 1L - Gravity 1M - Work and Energy 1N - Linear Momentum & Collisions 1Q - Rotational Dynamics 1R - Properties of Matter
Fluid Mechanics PIRA Section 2	2A - Surface Tension 2B - Fluid Statics 2C - Fluid Dynamics
Oscillations and Waves PIRA Section 3	3A - Oscillations 3B - Wave Motion 3C - Acoustics 3D - Instruments
Thermodynamics PIRA Section 4	4A - Thermal Properties of Matter 4B - Heat and the First Law 4C - Change of State	4D - Kinetic Theory 4E - Gas Law 4F - Entropy and the Second Law
Electricity and Magnetism PIRA Section 5	5A - Electrostatics 5B - Electric Fields and Potential 5C - Capacitance 5D - Resistance 5E - Electromotive Force and Current 5F - DC Circuits	5G - Magnetic Materials 5H - Magnetic Fields and Forces 5J - Inductance 5k - Electromagnetic Induction 5L - AC Circuits 5N - Electromagnetic Radiation
Optics PIRA Section 6	6A - Geometric Optics 6B - Photometry 6D - Interference	6F - Color 6H - Polarization 6J - The Eye
Modern Physics PIRA Section 7	7A - Quantum Effects 7B - Atomic Physics 7D - Nuclear Physics

Mechanics: PIRA Section 1

1A - Measurement

1A10.20 Basic Units: Standard of Mass (Call for Availability)
1A10.30 Basic Units: Standard of Length
1A10.35 Basic Units: Meter Stick
1A10.50 Basic Units: One Liter (1 dm³) Cube
1A40.10 Vectors: Components of a Vector
1A40.30 Vectors: Vector Addition and Subtraction
1A50.10 Math Topics: Radian Disc

1C - Motion in One Dimension

1C10.10 Velocity: Bulldozer and Moving Sheet/2D
1C20.10 Uniform Acceleration: Penny and Feather

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1D - Motion in Two Dimensions

1D15.10 Velocity, Position, and Acceleration: Ultrasonic Detector and Students (Call for Availability)
1D40.10 Motion of the Center of Mass: Throw Objects
1D50.10 Central Forces: Ball on a String
* 1D50.25 Central Forces: Conical Pendulum Apparatus needs Repair, (Use Ball & String)
1D50.40 Central Forces: Pail of Water, Pail of Nails
1D50.70 Central Forces: Rolling Chain
1D52.33 Deformation by Central Forces: Cork and Ball in Water Centrifuge
1D60.10 Projectile Motion: Howitzer and Tunnel
1D60.20 Projectile Motion: Simultaneous Fall

1F - Newton's First Law

1F10.20 Measuring Inertia: Lead and Stryrofoam Bricks
1F20.10 Inertia of Rest: Inertia Ball
1F20.25 Inertia of Rest: Smash block on Bed of Nails (PIRA 1000 / UT Favorite)
1F20.32 Inertia of Rest: Stacked Blocks with Tack Hammer

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1G - Newton's Second Law

1G10.30 Force, Mass, and Acceleration: Mass and a Scale
1G10.40 Force, Mass, and Acceleration: Atwood's Machine

1H - Newton's Third Law

1H10.10 Action and Reaction: Push Me Pull Me Carts
1H11.20 Recoil: Tennis Ball Cannon (FIRE HAZARD - Restricted Use.)

1J - Statics of Rigid Bodies

1D40.10 Motion of the Center of Mass: Throw Objects with Black Light"
1J10.10 Finding Center of Gravity: Map of Texas
1J11.20 Exceeding Center of Gravity: Tower of Lire
1J11.50 Exceeding Center of Gravity: Double Cone
1J20.25 Stable, Unstable, and Neutral Equilibrium: Nine Nails on One (PIRA 1000)
1J20.30 Stable, Unstable, and Neutral Equilibrium: Skyhook (PIRA 500)
1J20.45 Stable, Unstable, and Neutral Equilibrium: Tightrope Walking (Call for Availability)
1J20.60 Stable, Unstable, and Neutral Equilibrium: Wine Butler (PIRA 500)
1J30.10 Resolution of Forces: Suspended Block
1J30.25 Resolution of Forces: Rope and Three Students
1J40.10 Static Torque: Grip Bar
1J40.15 Static Torque: Torque Wrench
1J40.20 Static Torque: Meter Stick Balance
1J40.50 Static Torque: Roberval Balance (PIRA 500)

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1K - Applications of Newton's Laws

1K10.20 Dynamic Torque: Ladder Against the Wall
1K10.30 Dynamic Torque: Walking the Spool
1K20.20 Friction: Area Dependence of Friction (PIRA 500)
1K20.35 Friction: Angle of Repose (PIRA 500)
1K30.10 Pressure: Bed of Nails

1L - Gravity

***1L10.10 Universal Gravitational Constant: Cavendish Balance Video is on Youtube
1L10.20 Universal Gravitation Constant: Cavendish Balance Model
* Youtube Cavendish Video, a 24 second animation

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1M - Work and Energy

1G10.30 Force, Mass, and Acceleration: Mass and a Scale
1M10.20 Work and Energy: Pile Driver (PIRA 200)
1M20.10 Simple Machines: Compound Pulley (PIRA 500)
1M40.10 Conservation of Energy: Nose Basher
1M40.15 Conservation of Energy: Stopped Pendulum
1M40.20 Conservation of Energy: Loop the Loop

1N - Linear Momentum and Collisions

1N10.20 Impulse and Thrust: Egg in Sheet (Bring Your Own Egg)
1N21.10 Mass and Momentum Transfer: Floor Carts and Medicine Ball (PIRA 500)
1N22.20 Rockets: Water Rockets (Very Low Success Rate in Classroom)
1N30.10 Collisions in One Dimension: Collision Balls
1N30.20 Collisions in One Dimension: 3:1 Collision Balls (PIRA 1000 / UT Favorite)
1N30.30 Collisions in One Dimension: Elastic and Inelastic Collisions on the PASCO AIR Track with Gliders
1N30.60 Collisions in One Dimension: Double Ball Drop (PIRA 500)
1M40.40 Conservation of Momentum: Ballistic Pendulum

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1Q - Rotational Dynamics

1Q10.13 Moment of Inertia: Balancing Stick (UT Favorite)
1Q10.30 Moment of Inertia: Ring, Disk, and Sphere
1Q10.45 Moment of Inertia: Rotational Inertia of Large and Small Toilet Paper Rolls (UT Favorite)
1Q10.50 Moment of Inertia: Racing Soups (PIRA 500)
1Q40.10 Conservation of Angular Momentum: Rotating Stools with Weights
1Q40.20 Conservation of Angular Momentum: Sqeezatron (PIRA 500)
1Q40.30 Conservation of Angular Momentum: Rotating Stool and Bicycle Wheel
1Q50.20 Gyroscopes: Bicycle Wheel Gyroscope
1Q50.30 Gyroscopes: Motorized Gyroscope (PIRA 1000)
1Q60.10 Rotational Stability: Bicycle Wheel Top

1R - Properties of Matter

1R10.10 Hooke's Law: Stretching a Spring
1R30.10 Shear Stress: Shear Book (PIRA 1000)
1R30.20 Shear Stress: Shear Block (PIRA 500)
1R40.30 Coefficient of Restitution: Dead and Live Balls

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Fluid Mechanics: PIRA Section 2

2A - Surface Tension

2A20.10 Capillary Action: Capillary Tubes (PIRA 500)

2B - Fluid Statics

2B20.15 Static Pressure: Pressure vs. Depth (PIRA 500)
2B20.40 Static Pressure: Pascal's Vases
2B20.60 Static Pressure: Hydraulic Press (PIRA 500)
2B30.15 Air Pressure: Crush a Soda Can (PIRA 1000)
2B30.30 Atmospheric Pressure: Magdeberg Plates
2B30.50 Atmospheric Pressure: Lift A Stool (PIRA 500)
2B40.20 Density and Buoyancy: Archimedes' Principle
2B40.30 Density and Buoyancy: Cartesian Diver
2B40.59 Density and Buoyancy: Density Balls
2B40.60 Density and Buoyancy: Hydrometers in Salt verses Fresh Water

2C - Fluid Dynamics

2C20.10 Bernoulli Force: Bernoulli Tubes (PIRA 500)
2C20.30 Bernoulli Force: Floating Ball
2C20.35 Bernoulli Force: Ball and Funnel
2C20.46 Bernoulli Force: Lifting a Paper Card
2C30.50 Viscosity: Terminal Velocity in Water, Glycerin (PIRA 500)

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Oscillations and Waves: PIRA Section 3

3A - Oscillations

3A10.10 Pendula: Simple Pendulum
3A10.13 Pendula: Adjustable Length Pendulum (UT Favorite)
3A10.30 Pendula: Torsion Pendulum (PIRA 500)
3A20.10 Springs: Mass on a Spring
3A60.10 Driven Mechanical Resonance: Tacoma Narrows Video
* Short Youtube Newsreel from 1940
3A60.30 Driven Mechanical Resonance: Barton's Pendula
3A60.50 Driven Mechanical Resonance: Resonance Reeds
3A60.55 Driven Mechanical Resonance: Torsion Pendulum [Leybold] (Rarely Works!)
3A70.25 Coupled Oscillations: Spring Coupled Pendula
3A70.27 Coupled Oscillations: Spring Coupled Physical Pendula, (Unique to UT Austin )
3A70.10 Coupled Oscillations: Wilberforce Pendulum

3B - Wave Motion (and Properties)

3Bxx.xx Wave Motion: Russian Wave Machine (UT Favorite)
3B10.10 Transverse Pulse and Waves: Pulse on a Rope
3B10.20 Transverse Pulses and Waves: Slinky on Table (PIRA 500)
3B10.30 Transverse Pulses and Waves: Shive (Bell Labs) Wave Model
3B10.50 Transverse Pulses and Waves: Vertical Rods Wave Model (PIRA 500)
3B10.75 Transverse Pulses and Waves: Uncoupled Pendulum Wave
3B20.35 Longitudinal Pulses and Waves: Longitudinal Wave Machine (PIRA 1000)
3B22.10 Standing Waves : Melde's String Vibrator
3B22.50 Standing Waves: Slinky Standing Waves (PIRA 1000)
3B27.20 Compound Waves: Wave Superposition Model
3B40.25 Doppler Effect: Doppler Reed
3B55.10 Interference and Diffraction of Sound: Speaker Bar
3B60.10 Beats: Beat Forks
* 3B60.20 Beats: Beats on a Scope - (Call for Availability) -
3B70.10 Coupled Resonators: Coupled Tuning Forks

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3C - Acoustics

3C20.11 Pitch: Range of Hearing

3D - Instruments

3D30.35 Resonance Cavities: Bloogles (PIRA 500)
3D30.70 Resonance in Air Columns: Hoot Tubes
3D32.10 Air Column Instruments: Organ Pipes (PIRA 1000)
3D40.20 Resonance in Plates, Bars, and Solid: Singing Rod
3D40.30 Resonance in Plates, Bars, and Solids: Chladni Plates

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Thermodynamics: PIRA Section 4

4A - Thermal Properties of Matter

4A30.xx Solid Expansion: Linear Expansion of a Metal Rod (UT Favorite)
4A30.10 Solid Expansion: Bimetal Strip
4A30.20 Solid Expansion: Ball and Ring
4A40.10 Properties of Materials at Low Temperature: Lead Bell
4A40.30 Properties of Materials at Low Temperature: Smash a Rose, Tube, or Ball

4B - Heat and the First Law

4B20.10 Convection: Convection Tube with Water (PIRA 500)

4C - Change of State

4C20.40 Phase Changes: Freezing Liquid Nitrogen (PIRA 500)
4C31.30 Cooling by Evaporation: Drinking Bird

4D - Kinetic Theory

4D20.10 Mean Free Path: Crookes' Radiometer
4D30.10 Kinetic Motion: Cenco Kinetic Theory Apparatus (PIRA 500)

4E - Gas Law

4E10.20 Constant Pressure: Balloons in Liquid Nitrogen
4E20.25 Constant Temperature: Boyle's Law with Syringe on OHP(PIRA 500)
4E20.40 Constant Temperature: Balloon in a Vacuum (PIRA 1000)
4E30.10 Constant Volume: Pressure vs Temperature (PIRA 100)

4F - Entropy and the Second Law

4F30.10 Heat Cycles: Stirling Engine
4F30.20 Heat Cycles: Steam Engine (PIRA 500)

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Subindex for Electricity & Magnetism PIRA Section 5
Electricity & Magnetism
PIRA Section 5 5A - Electrostatics
5B - Electric Fields and Potential
5C - Capacitance
5D - Resistance
5E - Electromotive Force and Current
5F - DC Circuits 5G - Magnetic Materials
5H - Magnetic Fields and Forces
5J - Inductance
5k - Electromagnetic Induction
5L - AC Circuits
5N - Electromagnetic Radiation

**Subindex for Electricity & Magnetism PIRA Section 5**
	Electricity & Magnetism PIRA Section 5	5A - Electrostatics 5B - Electric Fields and Potential 5C - Capacitance 5D - Resistance 5E - Electromotive Force and Current 5F - DC Circuits	5G - Magnetic Materials 5H - Magnetic Fields and Forces 5J - Inductance 5k - Electromagnetic Induction 5L - AC Circuits 5N - Electromagnetic Radiation

5A - Electrostatics

5A10.10 Producing Static Charge: Rods, Fur, and Silk
5A20.20 Coulomb's Law: Pith Balls
5A22.10 Electroscopic Meters: Electroscope
5A40.20 Induced Charge: Charge Propelled Cylinder
5A40.70 Induced Charge: Kelvin Water Drop Generator
5A50.10 Electrostatic Machines: Wimshurst Machine
5A50.30 Electrostatic Machines: Van de Graaff Generator

5B - Electric Fields and Potential

5B10.10 Electric Field: Hair on End
5B10.25 Electric Field: Confetti (Puffed wheat)
5B10.40 Electric Field: Fuzzy Fur Field Tank (PIRA 500)
5B20.xx Gauss' Law: Gaussian Models (UT Favorite)
*** 5B20.15 Gauss' Law: Faraday's Ice Pail on Electroscope (Usually Doesn't Work - Call for Availability)

5C - Capacitance

5C10.10 Capacitors: Assorted Capacitors (PIRA 500)
5C10.11 Capacitors: Large Variable Capacitor Model (UT Favorite)
5C10.20 Capacitors : Parallel Plate Capacitor
5C20.30 Capacitance: Dissectible Capacitor
5C30.20 Energy Stored in a Capacitor: Short a Capacitor

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5D - Resistance

5D10.10 Resistance: Assorted Resistors (PIRA 500)
5D20.10 Resistivity and temperature: wire coil in LN2
5D20.50 Resistivity and Temperature: Thermistor (PIRA 1000)
5D30.10 Conduction in Solutions: Conductivity of Solutions (PIRA 500)

5E - Electromotive Force and Current

5E40.60 Cells and Batteries: Simple Battery (PIRA 500)
5E60.20 Piezoelectricity: Piezoelectric Sparker (PIRA 500)

5F - DC Circuits

5F10.10 Ohm's Law: Ohm's Law
5F20.50 Circuit Analysis: Series and Parallel Light Bulbs
5F20.55 Circuit Analysis: Series/Parallel Resistors
5F30.10 RC Circuits: Capacitor and a Light Bulb
5F30.20 RC Circuits: RC Time Constant on Scope (PIRA 500)

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5G - Magnetic Materials

5G20.30 Magnet Domains and Magnetization: Magnetic Domain Model
5G20.31 Magnet Domains and Magnetization: 3D Magnetic Domain Models
5G50.50 Temperature and Magnetism: Meissner Effect using Liquid Nitrogen

5H - Magnetic Fields and Forces

5H10.20 Magnetic Fields: Oersted's Effect
5H10.15 Magnetic Fields: Magnetic Dip Needle (PIRA 500)
5H10.30 Magnetic Fields: Magnet and Iron Filings
5H15.10 Magnetic Fields: Iron Filings Around a Wire
5H15.40 Fields and Currents: Solenoid and Iron Filings
5H30.10 Forces on Moving Charges: Open CRT
5H30.20 Forces on Moving Charges: e/m Tube
5H40.10 Forces on Currents in Wires: Parallel Wires
5H40.30 Forces on Current in Wires: Jumping Wire
5H50.10 Torque on Coils: Model Galvanometer

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5J - Inductance

5J10.20 Inductance: Back EMF (PIRA 500
5K10.40 Induction: Iron Core in Mutual Inductance to show Back EMF
5J30.10 LRC Circuits - DC: LRC Ringing (PIRA 500

5K - Electromagnetic Induction

5K10.15 Induced Currents and Forces: Wire and Magnet (PIRA 500)
5K10.20 Induced Currents and Forces: Induction Coil with Magnets
5K10.24 Induced Currents and Forces: Number of Turns and Induced EMF (PIRA 500)
5K10.40 Induced Currents and Forces: Iron Core in Mutual Inductance (PIRA 1000)
5K20.10 Eddy Currents: Eddy Current Pendulum
5K20.25 Eddy Currents: Magnets and Tubes
5K20.30 Eddy Currents: Jumping Ring
5K40.29 DC Generators: CENCO DC Generator & Galvanometer
5K40.10 Motors and Generators: CENCO DC Motor (PIRA 500)
5K40.80 Motors and Generators: Hand-crank Generator
5K40.81 Motors and Generators: Coupled Hand-held Generator & Flashlight
5K30.40 Transformers: Nail Welding Transformer (PIRA 1000)

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5L - AC Circuits

5L10.10 Impedance: Inductive Choke (PIRA 500)
5L20.10 RLC Circuits - AC: RLC Series Circuit Resonance on an Oscilloscope
5L20.20 RLC Circuits AC: RLC - Resonance (PIRA 500)
5L20.26 RLC Circuits AC: LC Circuit w/ Parallel Resonance
5L30.10 Filters and Rectifiers - AC: Bridge Rectifier & LC Filter(PIRA 500)
5L30.20 Filters and Rectifiers: Blinky Whirlygig (PIRA 500)

5N - Electromagnetic Radiation

* Youtube Video, a 36 second animation of wave propagation
5N30.10 Electromagnetic Spectrum: Project the Spectrum with a Prism

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Optics: PIRA Section 6

6A - Geometric Optics

6A10.10 Reflection from Flat Surfaces: Blackboard Optics - Flat Mirror
6A20.10 Reflection from Curved Surfaces: Blackboard Optics - Curved/Convex Mirrors (PIRA 1000)
6A20.35 Reflection from Curved Surfaces: Optic Mirage (UT Favorite)
6A20.41 Reflection From Curved Surfaces: Projected Filament w/ Mirrors (UT Favorite)
6A20.45 Reflection From Curved Surfaces: Convex and Concave Mirror (PIRA 500)
6A42.10 Refraction at Flat Surfaces: Blackboard Optics - Refraction (PIRA 500)
5N30.10 Electromagnetic Spectrum: Project the Spectrum with a Prism
* Refraction through a Prism - Wikipedia Animated GIF
6A44.25 Total Internal Reflection: Snell's Wheel (PIRA 500)
6A44.40 Total Internal Reflection: Light Pipe/ Laser and Fiber Optics
6A46.10 Rainbow: Rainbow Sphere (PIRA 500)
6A60.10 Thin Lenses: Blackboard Optics - Thin Lenses (PIRA 500)
6A60.30 Thin Lenses: Projected Filament w/ Lenses

6B - Photometry

6B10.15 Luminosity: Inverse Square Model

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6C - Diffraction

6C10.10 Diffraction Through a Single Slit: Single Slit and Laser
6C10.15 Diffraction through a Single Slit: Adjustable Slit and Laser
6C20.30 Diffraction Around Objects: Pin Hole Diffraction

6D - Interference

6D10.10 Interference From Two Sources: Double Slits and Lasers
6D20.10 Interference from Multiple Sources: Different Number of Slits
6D20.50 Gratings: Crossed Gratings and Laser (PIRA 500)
6D20.53 Gratings: Diffraction Grating and Laser (UT Favorite)
6D30.10 Thin Films: Newton's Rings
6D30.20 Thin Films: Soap Film Interference
6D40.10 Interferometers: Michelson Interferometer

6F - Color

6F10.10 Synthesis of Color: Projecting Colored Filters (PIRA 500)
6F40.10 Scattering: Sunset (Call for Availability)

6H - Polarization

6H10.10 Polarization: Polaroids on the Overhead
6H10.20 Dichroic Polarization: Microwave Polarization
6H30.40 Polarization: Karo Syrup

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6J - The Eye

6J10.10 The Eye: Eye Model

Modern Physics: PIRA Section 7

4D - Kinetic Theory 4D20.10 Crookes' Radiometer - (Incandescent light can be used with PE demo below)
7A10.10 Photoelectric Effect: Photoelectric effect in Zinc
7A60.10 X-Ray and Electron Diffraction: Electron Diffraction
7B10.10 Spectra: Atomic Spectra
7D10.10 Radioactivity: Geiger Counter and Samples

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