School Physics Mechanics Lab

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 Determination of the value of ‘g’ using pendulum.
• Exp-2 Determination of the value of ‘g’ by dropping metal ball using a solenoid.
• Exp-3 Determination of the value of ‘g’ using 2L picket.
• Exp-4 Value of ‘g’ using picket fence with ten slits.
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-10, Gravitation.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-3, Motion in straight line. Chapter -14, The simple pendulum.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-2,Chapter-14, Oscillation.

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• Hand-held digital timer with data logging facility & membrane keypad.
• Small slits on the inside edge of the photogate for emitting & receiving infra red beam.
• Many other experiments can also be performed with the same timer.
• Quick & accurate results.

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 Measurement of Acceleration due to Gravity.
• Exp-2 Measuring Height of a Person.
• Exp-3 Measuring acceleration on sloping terrain.
• Exp-4 Measuring angle of a sloping terrain.
• Exp-5 Effect of gravity during Projectile Motion.
• Exp-6 As a Stopwatch.
• Exp-7 Plotting height vs. time graph under free fall.
• Science, Class IX, Chapter-10, Gravitation.
• Physics, Class XI, Part-1, Chapter-3, Motion in straight line.

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• No setup time.
• Very accurate and economical ball.
• Very easy to use to measure value of 'g'.
• Inbuilt two axis impact detection mechanism.
• Start/Stop/Mode switch (Act as Start, Stop function in stopwatch & to display time and height under free fall after impact in mode function).
• Auto Shutdown after 30 sec.
• Fun experiments.

The Timing ball is a unique device that records time from moment of release of ball to the moment of impact (on ground or object). It can be used to conduct a number of experiments involving acceleration due to gravity (g).

Calculation of Momentum :

• Calculate the velocity of the ball upon impact, using v = g*t where t is the time in seconds after it is dropped and g is acceleration due to gravity.
• Calculate the momentum p of the ball upon impact, using p = m*v, where m refers to the mass of the ball.

Value of 'g' may be calculated using equation:
S= ½ gt²,

• Where S is distance in meter and t time taken in seconds.

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 To study the linear motion under virtually frictionless conditions.
• Exp-2 To study the elastic and inelastic collision.
• Exp-3 To study the concept of velocity.
• Exp-4 To study the concept of accelerations.
• Exp-5 To study the conservation of momentum & energy.
• Exp-6 To study the dependency of mass ratio to kinetic energy.
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-8, Motion.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-3, Motion in straight line.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-6, Work, Energy & Power.

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• Accessories simply plug into the ends of vehicle.
• The magnet on buffers are identically polarised so they will repel producing elastic collisions between two vehicles.
• Interrupter cards- These are for interrupting light gates for timing applications.
• Facilitates the study of mechanics.
• Linear motion under frictionless condition.
• Precise and accurate data.
• Computer connectivity.

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• Exp-1 To investigate resonance in forced oscillations.
• Exp-2 To find spring constant of a spring. .
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part -1, Chapter -6, Work, Energy & Power.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part - 2, Chapter - 14, Oscillations.

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• System can be driven at various frequencies.
• Bright LED display of frequency.
• Easy to measure Amplitude.
• Mass on the spring oscillates free or damped in water.

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 To study the linear motion under virtually frictionless conditions.
• Exp-2 To study the elastic and inelastic collision.
• Exp-3 To study the concept of velocity.
• Exp-4 To study the concept of accelerations.
• Exp-5 To study the conservation of momentum & energy.
• Exp-6 To study the dependency of mass ratio to kinetic energy.
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-8, Motion.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-3, Motion in straight line.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-6, Work, Energy & Power.

Special Features :

• Accessories simply plug into the ends & top of vehicle.
• Facilitates the study of mechanics.
• Linear motion under frictionless condition.
• Multipurpose hand-held digital timer with data storage facility.
• Photogate with sensitivity-adjustment knob.
• Precise and accurate data.
• Many other experiments can also be performed with the same timer.

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 To find the velocity of an object.
• Exp-2 To determine the average speed of an object.
• Exp-3 To determine the acceleration of a moving object.
• Exp-4 To demonstrate the elastic collision.
• Exp-5 To demonstrate the law of conservation of energy.
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-8, Motion.
• Chapter-9, Force & Law motion.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-3, Motion in straight line.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-6, Work, Energy & Power.

Special Features :

• No noise as in Air Track experiment.
• Facilitating the study of mechanics both qualitatively & quantitatively.
• Low friction wheels of trolley.
• Superior quality SS track.
• 4 mm socket on trolley for attaching various accessories & weight.
• Multipurpose hand-held digital timer with data storage facility.
• Photogate with sensitivity-adjustment knob.
• Precise and accurate data.

Law of motion kit has been designed to study the linear motion of the object, elastic collision, Newton’s law of motion and recording the path time diagram of linear motion using phototiming gates.

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Learning Objectives/experiments< To determine the wavelength of sodium light.< To determine the refractive index of a liquid by usingNewton’s rings apparatus.< To find the radius of curvature of planoconvex lens usingO Newton’s rings experiment, given λ=5893A .< To find the thickness of a thin sheet of paper (air wedgeexperiment).

Features1. Stand alone setup (built in sodium bulb, microscope,HID blast transformer & optics in a single compact body.
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2. Reflector mounted at 45 (no special adjustment
.required)3. High quality glass plates (flatness λ/10)4. Heavy rigid body weight 12.6 Kg approx.5. Smooth X & Y movement of reflector assembly.6. Modern compact design required less space inLaboratory.7. Modern user friendly design.


Scope of delivery4Phase relationship4Coherent light4Path difference4Interference.4Newton’s rings.4Refractive index.4Thickness of sheet wavelength.4Radius of curvature.

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Features1. All electrical connections are made using 4mm safetysockets and plugs2. Saddle can hold rod from 8 to 15mm.3. Heavy, rigid and stable Triangular Optical bench (made of Alextrusion).4. Height and level adjustment screws (made of SS)5. Analyser/Polayser with 0 ± 90° graduation.6. Electrode with 4mm safety socket (for 6 kV).7. High voltage DC power supply with thermal safety switch.Technical dataHalogen lamp : 12 V, 35 W, horizontal filamentKerr Cell : Glass, Dimensions 50x50x20 mmElectrode : MS material, 1mm gapOptical bench : Al exclusion, L=1 mtr., Triangular shape withend stop, 4 point levelling (SS screw)Transversal slider : 25 - 0 - 25mm, LC 0.01mmPolarizer : Angle (0 + 90°), LC 1°, Aperture 21mm,
Frame 130mm, Rod 10 mmColour filter : Blue 465 - 475 nm, Dia. 25-30mmFixed slider : Al Extrusion, Base width 50mm, H 115mmPower supply : Output 2,3,4,5,6,8,10,12,14V, D C i s f u l lwave rectified, unsmoothed & unregulated,thermal reset switch
HV Power supply : 0-6 KV DC (50μA & 2mA), 6.3V AC/ 2Amp
Display 3 1⁄2 digit LED


Learning Objectives/experiments< To demonstrate the kerr effect in nitrobenzene solution.< To observe brightness on detector depending on voltageapplied.< To determine half wave voltage for blue light.< To determine kerr constant.

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Projectile launcher is used for investigating the motion of projectile at different angle of projection (0-900). The angle is read by means of a plumb line that is attached to the unit. A spring loaded rod is used to project a ball (Projectile). This set up can be easily mounted on the edge of laboratory table.

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Experiments :

• Exp- To Demonstrate the Newton’s third Law of motion.
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-9, Force & laws of motion.
• PHYSICS, Class Xl, Part - 1, Chapter-5, Laws of motion.

It demonstrates that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Lift and drop one ball to see one ball pop out from the other side. Lift two balls and two pop out. Six steel balls dia. 19mm approx, suspended from a chrome steel frame.

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PHYSICS, Class Xil, Part-2, Chapter-10, Mechanical Properties of Fluids, Variation of Pressure with depth.

It is used to demonstrate that the level of liquid is same irrespective of size or shape of vessel. A common horizontal tube is connected with 4 nos. of vertical tubes (different in shape & size).

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Learning Objectives/experiments< To determine the dispersion & resolving power of the prism.< To determine the wavelength of sodium light & alsodetermine resolving power of using a diffraction grating.< To determine angular dispersive by grating or prism.< To determine the refractive index of prism.< To determine wavelength of mercury spectral lines(optional).< To verify Cauchy’s equation (using Mercury light source).< To draw graph (i) between wavelength ( λ) and minimum
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derivation angle (ii) between 1/ λ and minimum angle forprism for various lines from the spectrum of mercury


Features1. Main scale & Vernier scale are made of Brass on CNCmachine2. Two Vernier used to remove eccentric error3. Least count 1 min. for measurement4. Highly stable spectrometer body (weight 6 kg approx.)5. Supplied in black wooden box6. Adjustable optical arms to coincide axis of collimeter &telescope7. Optics aperture 32 mm for better resolution

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Experiments :

• Exp- To Demonstrate the Newton’s second Law of motion.
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-9.
• PHYSICS, Class Xl, Part-1, Chapter-5.

This apparatus effectively demonstrates newton’s second law of motion. It comprises of a metal base that mounts a spring-loaded bar and two metal spheres. The spring is compressed and locked into place by a lever. One of the spheres slides onto one end of the bar while the other is mounted in the depression adjacent to the opposite end.

On release of the lever the rod imparts a horizontal velocity on the second sphere whilst the other sphere simply falls vertically. Thus, this proves that the vertical and horizontal velocities are independent, as both spheres should fall at the same rate.

< To determine the dispersion & resolving power of the prism.< To determine the wavelength of sodium light & alsodetermine resolving power of using a diffraction grating.< To determine angular dispersive by grating or prism.< To determine the refractive index of prism.< To determine wavelength of mercury spectral lines(optional).< To verify Cauchy’s equation (using Mercury light< source).< To draw graph (i) between wavelength ( λ) and minimum
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derivation angle (ii) between 1/ λ and minimum angle forprism for various lines from the spectrum of mercurydischarge source.


Features1. Main scale & Vernier scale are made of Brass on CNCmachine2. Four Vernier used to remove eccentric error (almost fully)3. Least count 20 sec. for precise measurement4. Highly stable spectrometer body (weight 8.5 kg approx.)5. Supplied in black wooden box6. Adjustable optical arms to coincide axis of collimeter &telescope7. Optics aperture 32 mm for better resolution

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Made of Transparent acrylic pipe. Spring mechanism is clearly visible. Provided with zero adjustment and two hooks. Scaled and calibrated in both grams and newtons.

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Learning Objectives/experiments< To determine the wavelength of sodium light.< To determine the refractive index of a liquid by usingNewton’s rings apparatus.< To find the radius of curvature of planoconvex lens usingO Newton’s rings experiment, given λ=5893A .< To find the thickness of a thin sheet of paper (air wedgeexperiment).



Features1. Modular approach.2. Economy model.3. Moveable reflector arrangement.4. Fine X-axis movement of microscope.5. Microscope can be used vertically and horizontally.6. High quality glass plates (flatness λ/10)7. Sodium source can be used in vertical & horizontal position

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• Exp- To demonstrate the vector addition of forces.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-2, Chapter-4, Motion in a plane.

Details :

• Dual scale allows to take readings clock or anticlockwise.
• Free movement of Pulley reduces friction.
• Precise measurement of angle with the built-in-scale. By changing mass or angle a little equilibrium position changes immediately.

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Experiments :

• Exp- To measure the force required under static conditions to displace the mass the same distance against the pull of the spring.

A hanging mass and a counter-balance are attached to a horizontal bar mounted a top a vertical shaft about 45cm high,and the vertical shaft ties the suspended mass with a horizontal spring. When the shaft is spun ,the suspended mass swings away. The displacement at any given speed is marked by a vertical mounted pointer which moves laterally to match the pointed tip of the suspended mass. By knowing the mass, the speed of rotation and the radius , the centripetal force can be calculated.

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 Verification of Archimedes Principle.
• Exp-2 Law of equilibrium system ( torque or moments).
• Exp-3 Verification of Hook's Law.
• Exp-4 System of Resolving force.
• Exp-5 Law of Parallelogram Law.
• Exp-6 Law of Frictional force.
• Exp-7 Motion in Inclined Plane.
• Exp-8 Motion of cart
• SCIENCE, Class lX, Chapter-10, Gravitation.
• PHYSICS, Class XI, Part-1,Chapter-4, Motion in Plane.
• Chapter -5, Laws of motion.

This kit is designed to study basic principle of mechanics.

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Experiments :

• Exp-1 To study the principle of Hydraulic press.
• Exp-2 Transmission of fluid pressure.
• PHYSICS, Class Xl, Part-2, Chapter-10, Mechanical Properties of fluids.

It has two graduated syringes situated on a metal frame, having capacities of 100 cm3 and 20cm3 respectively with ground pistons. Both the syringes are connected through a 3 position tap. These syringes may be exposed to atmosphere through this tap, isolated or interconnected as desired. Both the pistons are provided with platforms for loading. This item is used for demonstrating how fluid pressure is transmitted and mechanical advantage can be achieved.