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Properties of Matter

PIRA classification 1R

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Abstract

1R10. Hooke's Law

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Abstract

1R20. Tensile and Compressive Stress

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1R30. Transfer of Angular Momentum

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Demonstration Name

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1R40. Coefficient of Restitution

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Demonstration Name

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1R40.00 Coefficient of Restitution

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Demonstration Name

Abstract

1R40.10

[:MEEquipmentList:Bouncing Ball]

Drop balls of different material on to a tool steel plate. Loss of mechanical energy in the coefficient of restitution. Drop balls on a glass plate. Balls of various materials are bounced off plates of various materials.

1R40.10

Coefficient of Restitution

Drop glass, steel, rubber, brass, and lead balls onto a steel plate.

1R40.11

Coefficient of Restitution

Drop a small ball bearing on a concave lens.

1R40.12

Coefficient of Restitution

Rubber balls of differing elasticity and silly putty are dropped in a tube onto a steel surface.

1R40.13

Coeffficient of restitution in Baseballs

Analysis leading to a prediction of up to 15 foot difference in long fly balls due to variation in coefficient of restitution.

1R40.30

[:HappySad:Happy and Sad Balls]

One bounce and the other doesn't.

1R50. Crystal Structure

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Demonstration Name

Abstract

[:Demonstrations:Demonstrations]

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