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Measure the work done versus change in kinetic energy using a force sensor and photogate pulley system.
Designed to mount on a rod stand, the laser can be rotated 360 degrees and has x- and y-alignment screws.
Highly visible braided yellow string.
Classic experiment in which students observe the interference pattern from a Fabry-Perot interferometer resulting from the spectral line of a mercury lamp in a magnetic field.
Measure the Zeeman Effect with polarization.
Double-walled, high permeability metal chamber produces a zero Gauss field within the chamber.