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| * '''Cabinet:''' Mechanic (ME) | * '''Cabinet:''' Mechanics (ME) |
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| The air puck is a small hovercraft that floats on a cushion of air that is driven by an internal fan. 4A batteries are need to power each unit. The soft foam bumper will let you show Inelastic Collisions. | The air puck is a small battery powered (4AA) hovercraft that floats on a cushion of air produced by an internal fan. Each unit has soft foam bumpers for inelastic collisions. |
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| 1. Flip the power switch on the belly of the pucks. Place on table or floor. 2. "A" Batteries are stored in refrigerator. |
1. Flip the power switches located on the bottom of the pucks to the on position and place the units on a table or the floor. 2. "AA" Batteries are stored in refrigerator. |
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| 1. NA | 1. N/A |
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| Use two air pucks to show Inelastic Collisions between equal mass at low friction. | Use the two air pucks to model inelastic collisions between equal masses at zero friction. |
Two Table Top Air Pucks, 1N40.25
Location:
Cabinet: Mechanics (ME)
Bay: (B6)
Shelf: #3
attachment:airpucks-1.jpg
Description:
The air puck is a small battery powered (4AA) hovercraft that floats on a cushion of air produced by an internal fan. Each unit has soft foam bumpers for inelastic collisions.
Equipment |
Location |
ID Number |
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Air Puck 1 |
ME, Bay B6, Shelf #3 |
1N40.25.a |
Air Puck 2 |
ME, Bay B6, Shelf #3 |
1N40.25.b |
Setup:
- Flip the power switches located on the bottom of the pucks to the on position and place the units on a table or the floor.
- "AA" Batteries are stored in refrigerator.
Cautions, Warnings, or Safety Concerns:
- N/A
Demonstration:
Use the two air pucks to model inelastic collisions between equal masses at zero friction.
attachment:airpucks-2.jpg |
attachment:airpucks-3.jpg |
References:
[:Linear_Momentum:Linear Momentum]
[:Demonstrations:Demonstrations]
[:Instructional:Home]