#chemistry Looking at concentration. Copper Sulfate works well giving a visible indication of the concentration and so does orange squash ( and the students can drink that to check the concentration). #chemtwitter #STEMeducation
18 May 2021
17 May 2021
Updating the Wireless Sensors
#Physics is spending some of the morning updating all the @pascoscientific wireless sensors to the latest firmware versions in Capstone and Sparkvue. Light Sound, Pressure, Temp, ultrasonic distance, conductivity and WiFi #iteachphysics
16 May 2021
Boyles Law
#iteachphysics Getting ready to do some of the gas laws. This is Boyles law. It relates pressure to volume. As the pressure increases the volume deceases #physics
13 May 2021
Lever Arm Balance
#Physics Weighing the calculator using an old fashioned but accurate Lever Arm Balance. When I was at school this was the best machine we had, nowadays the students seem to reject it but are still fascinated in how it works. #iteachphysics
12 May 2021
Polarising Filters and a light sensor
#Physics Two large polarising filters and a @pascoscientific light sensor and rotation sensor looking at how light levels change as the second ring is rotated. Working on the video and calibrating the rotation sensor #iteachphysics
10 May 2021
Slow Motion of Acceleration down a track using bells
#Physics Our first attempt at setting the correct distance of the bells to relate time to acceleration using @pascoscientific cart and track from @SciChemEdu and 3d Printed bell holders Here is the #slowmotion #iteachphysics
06 May 2021
Prototype bell on a stick
First prototype of the bell on the stick. The bell rings on the @pascoscientific track as the cart goes by. Now to make a few more and try it out. Once done I will make a video and make the files available to anyone who wants them. #iteachphysics #Physics
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