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ASU Physics
Physics Instructional
Resource Team (PIRT)
Physics Instructional
Resource Team (PIRT)
1 Mechanics
1A Measurement
1C Motion in One Dimension
1D Motion in Two Dimensions
1E Relative Motion
1F Newton's First Law
1G Newton's Second Law
1H Newton's Third Law
1J Statics of Rigid Bodies
1K Application of Newton's Laws
1K10 Dynamic Torque
1K20 Friction
1L Gravity
1M Work & Energy
1N Linear Momentum & Collisions
1Q Rotational Dynamics
1R Properties of Matter
2 Fluid Mechanics
3 Oscillations & Waves
4 Thermodynamics
5 Electricity & Magnetism
6 Optics
7 Modern Physics
8 Astronomy
9 Equipment
1K Application of Newton's Laws
Title
Description
Catalog #
Media Type
All
Demo
Simulation
Video
Walking the Spool (Advanced version)
Walking the Spool (Advanced version)
Catalog:
1K10.30B
Location:
Ac3
This demo consist of a track and 3 spools. Spool 1 has a 1:2 axle to wheel ratio, spool 2 has a 2:1 axle to wheel ratio, and spool 3 has a 1:1 axle to wheel ratio.
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Kinetic and Static Friction
Kinetic and Static Friction
Catalog:
1K20.30A
Location:
A ball is rolled on a transparent surface so that the students can see that the part of the rolling ball that makes contact is not moving with respect to that surface.
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Ladder Against the Wall
Ladder Against the Wall
Catalog:
1K10.20A
Location:
7 top
A ladder leans against a wall. The wall is in contact with wheels on the ladder making it frictionless. The floor is in contact with ladder with friction. There are four choices for the frictional surface. A weight can be hung from any of the seven rungs of the ladder. A protractor with plumb bob measure the angle the ladder leans. A spring force guage can be connected to the bottom rung.
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Walking the spool
Walking the spool
Catalog:
1K10.30A
Location:
Ac3
Spool with wrapped paper. Depending on the angle the spool can be made to go forward, backwards or skid.
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Rolling Uphill
Rolling Uphill
Catalog:
1K10.50A
Location:
Ac3
A loaded disc can roll up an incline.(yellow disc)
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Friction blocks-surface material
Friction blocks-surface material
Catalog:
1K20.10A
Location:
Ac4
Friction block assortment. Incudes PASCO friction accessory.
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