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||1F10.10|| inertia balance|| A torsion pendulum has cups that can be loaded with various masses.|| ||1F10.11|| inertia balance|| Place masses on a platform supported by horizontal leaf springs.|| ||1F10.12|| inertia oscillation|| A puck between two springs rolling on Dy-lite beads is timed with several different masses.|| ||1F10.13|| inertia balance|| Measure the period of a commercially available (?) inertia balance by using a stroboscope.|| ||<#dddddd>1F10.20||<#dddddd> inertia bongs||<#dddddd> Hit hanging 2"x4"x10" blocks of wood and steel with a hammer.|| ||<#dddddd>1F10.20||<#dddddd> inertia bongs||<#dddddd> Two large cylinders are suspended, one wood (3Kg) and one iron (50Kg). Students compare displacements when struck by a hammer or just push the things around.|| ||1F10.25|| foam rocks|| Hit a real rock (granite) then a foam rock (looks like granite) with a hammer. Throw a form rock at some students.|| ||<#dddddd>1F10.30||<#dddddd> judging inertial mass||<#dddddd> A blindfolded volunteer compares a mass on a string with a mass on a roller cart.|| |
||1F10.10||Inertia Balance||A torsion pendulum has cups that can be loaded with various masses.|| ||1F10.11||Inertia Balance||Place masses on a platform supported by horizontal leaf springs.|| ||1F10.12||Inertia Oscillation||A puck between two springs rolling on Dy-lite beads is timed with several different masses.|| ||1F10.13||Inertia Balance||Measure the period of a commercially available (?) inertia balance by using a stroboscope.|| ||<#dddddd>1F10.20||<#dddddd>Inertia Bongs||<#dddddd>Hit hanging 2"x4"x10" blocks of wood and steel with a hammer.|| ||<#dddddd>1F10.20||<#dddddd>Inertia Bongs||<#dddddd>Two large cylinders are suspended, one wood (3Kg) and one iron (50Kg). Students compare displacements when struck by a hammer or just push the things around.|| ||1F10.25||Foam Rocks||Hit a real rock (granite) then a foam rock (looks like granite) with a hammer. Throw a form rock at some students.|| ||<#dddddd>1F10.30||<#dddddd>Judging Inertial Mass||<#dddddd>A blindfolded volunteer compares a mass on a string with a mass on a roller cart.|| |
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||1F20.10|| inertia balls|| A heavy ball is suspended by a string with identical strings tied from the bottom. Give a quick jerk to one and pull the other slowly.|| ||1F20.13|| inertia stick|| A long stick is supported from rings of filter paper at each end. Break the filter paper with a pull or the stick with a jerk.|| ||<#dddddd>1F20.15||<#dddddd> inertia block||<#dddddd> A 50 lb mass is mounted on rollers. A thread will pull it but a rope can be broken with a jerk.|| ||<#dddddd>1F20.16||<#dddddd> inertia block||<#dddddd> Tie a loop of 7/16" braided cotton cord through a hole in a 2"x4"x10" steel block. Pull and jerk with a hammer.|| ||1F20.20|| smash your hand|| Place a lead block on your hand and hit it with a hammer.|| ||1F20.22|| hit the nail on the "head"|| Drive a nail into a large block of wood placed on a student's head.|| ||1F20.25|| Bed of Nails|| A bed of nails is placed on the chest before smashing the block with a sledge.|| ||1F20.26|| vibrograph|| An optical lever arrangement for magnifying small displacements of a large mass when the table is hit with a hammer.|| ||1F20.30|| tablecloth pull|| Pull the tablecloth out from under a place setting.|| ||<#dddddd>1F20.33||<#dddddd> inertia cylinder||<#dddddd> Stand a 3/4" x 6" aluminum cylinder on a sheet of paper. Jerk the paper out from under the cylinder.|| |
||1F20.10||Inertia Balls||A heavy ball is suspended by a string with identical strings tied from the bottom. Give a quick jerk to one and pull the other slowly.|| ||1F20.13||Inertia Stick||A long stick is supported from rings of filter paper at each end. Break the filter paper with a pull or the stick with a jerk.|| ||<#dddddd>1F20.15||<#dddddd>Inertia Block||<#dddddd>A 50 lb mass is mounted on rollers. A thread will pull it but a rope can be broken with a jerk.|| ||<#dddddd>1F20.16||<#dddddd>Inertia Block||<#dddddd>Tie a loop of 7/16" braided cotton cord through a hole in a 2"x4"x10" steel block. Pull and jerk with a hammer.|| ||1F20.20||Smash Your Hand||Place a lead block on your hand and hit it with a hammer.|| ||1F20.22||Hit the Nail on the Head||Drive a nail into a large block of wood placed on a student's head.|| ||1F20.25||Bed of Nails||A bed of nails is placed on the chest before smashing the block with a sledge.|| ||1F20.26||Vibrograph||An optical lever arrangement for magnifying small displacements of a large mass when the table is hit with a hammer.|| ||1F20.30||Tablecloth Pull||Pull the tablecloth out from under a place setting.|| ||<#dddddd>1F20.33||<#dddddd>Inertia Cylinder||<#dddddd>Stand a 3/4" x 6" aluminum cylinder on a sheet of paper. Jerk the paper out from under the cylinder.|| |
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1F10. Measuring Inertia
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
1F10.10 |
Inertia Balance |
A torsion pendulum has cups that can be loaded with various masses. |
1F10.11 |
Inertia Balance |
Place masses on a platform supported by horizontal leaf springs. |
1F10.12 |
Inertia Oscillation |
A puck between two springs rolling on Dy-lite beads is timed with several different masses. |
1F10.13 |
Inertia Balance |
Measure the period of a commercially available (?) inertia balance by using a stroboscope. |
1F10.20 |
Inertia Bongs |
Hit hanging 2"x4"x10" blocks of wood and steel with a hammer. |
1F10.20 |
Inertia Bongs |
Two large cylinders are suspended, one wood (3Kg) and one iron (50Kg). Students compare displacements when struck by a hammer or just push the things around. |
1F10.25 |
Foam Rocks |
Hit a real rock (granite) then a foam rock (looks like granite) with a hammer. Throw a form rock at some students. |
1F10.30 |
Judging Inertial Mass |
A blindfolded volunteer compares a mass on a string with a mass on a roller cart. |
1F20. Inertia of Rest
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
1F20.10 |
Inertia Balls |
A heavy ball is suspended by a string with identical strings tied from the bottom. Give a quick jerk to one and pull the other slowly. |
1F20.13 |
Inertia Stick |
A long stick is supported from rings of filter paper at each end. Break the filter paper with a pull or the stick with a jerk. |
1F20.15 |
Inertia Block |
A 50 lb mass is mounted on rollers. A thread will pull it but a rope can be broken with a jerk. |
1F20.16 |
Inertia Block |
Tie a loop of 7/16" braided cotton cord through a hole in a 2"x4"x10" steel block. Pull and jerk with a hammer. |
1F20.20 |
Smash Your Hand |
Place a lead block on your hand and hit it with a hammer. |
1F20.22 |
Hit the Nail on the Head |
Drive a nail into a large block of wood placed on a student's head. |
1F20.25 |
Bed of Nails |
A bed of nails is placed on the chest before smashing the block with a sledge. |
1F20.26 |
Vibrograph |
An optical lever arrangement for magnifying small displacements of a large mass when the table is hit with a hammer. |
1F20.30 |
Tablecloth Pull |
Pull the tablecloth out from under a place setting. |
1F20.33 |
Inertia Cylinder |
Stand a 3/4" x 6" aluminum cylinder on a sheet of paper. Jerk the paper out from under the cylinder. |
1F20.34 |
card/coin snap |
Snap a card out from under a tall object, e.g., a shipping tag from under a balanced claw hammer. |
1F20.35 |
eggs and pizza pan |
Place a pizza pan on three beakers, place cardboard tubes on the pan directly above the beakers, and eggs on the tubes. Knock out the pizza pan. |
1F20.40 |
stick on wine glasses |
Stick needles in the ends of a 3/4" sq x 4' clear pine bar. Place the needles on wine glasses full of water and break the stick with an iron bar. |
1F20.50 |
shifted air track inertia |
Support an air track on wheels. Move the air track under an air glider. |
1F20.61 |
inertia cart |
A cart has a pivoting arm with different masses but the same volume at the ends. The greater mass lags behind as the cart is accelerated. |
1F20.62 |
string of weights |
A string of weights connected by springs shows uneven deformation when jerked. |
1F30. Inertia of Motion
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
1F30.10 |
persistence of motion (air track) |
A single cart on the air track. |
1F30.11 |
air table puck |
Air table with a puck. |
1F30.13 |
CO2 block |
A large piece of dry ice on a flat formica top wetted with alcohol. |
1F30.21 |
water hammer |
Some water in an evacuated test tube clicks when the water hits the end of the tube. |
1F30.21 |
water hammer |
Shut off the sink faucet and a water hammer may be heard. A small tube evacuated with some water shows the effect nicely. |
1F30.21 |
water hammer |
A tube is evacuated except for some water. When the tube is stopped suddenly, the water strikes the end of the tube with a click. |
1F30.21 |
water hammer |
Evacuate a glass tube containing water. |
1F30.30 |
car on cart on cart |
A small car on a skateboard on a large roller cart hits a stop level with the roller cart and the skateboard and car continue to move at constant velocity. |
1F30.30 |
cart on a cart |
A smaller roller cart is placed on a larger one. when the larger is stopped, the smaller continues. |
1F30.40 |
nail by hand |
Follow the directions in TPT 18(1),50. |
1F30.40 |
hand pile driver |
Drive a nail into wood with your bare hands. |
1F30.50 |
pencil and plywood |
Place a pencil in a brass tube hooked to a fire extinguisher. Fire the pencil into a 1/2" plywood board. |
1F30.50 |
pencil and plywood |
Use a CO2 extinguisher to fire a pencil through a 1/2" plywood. |
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