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Physics Labs in Electricity - Resistors in Parallel - High School Physics

This new lab activity in electricity, Resistors in Parallel, includes two experiments designed for Regular, Honors, and AP Physics high school students. It teaches students how to measure with a multimeter the electric current flowing in the circuit, and the drop in voltage in three resistors placed in parallel. It also teaches students how to use Ohm's Law and Joules's Law to analyze the circuit and compare the theoretical and experimental values obtained during the experiments.

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Physics Labs in Electricity - Circuits in Series - High School Physics

This lab In electricity, Circuits in Series, was designed for Regular, Honors, and AP Physics high school students. It teaches students how to measure with a multimeter the electric current flowing in the circuit, and the drop in voltage in three resistors placed in series. It also teaches students how to use Ohm's Law and Joules's Law to analyze the circuit and compare the theoretical and experimental values obtained during the experiments. There are two complete experiments for students to do.

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Diodes and Variable Resistors – High School Physics Lab in Electricity

This motivating lab activity, Diodes and Variable Resistors – High School Physics Lab in Electricity, was designed for high school physics students. It teaches students three important components found in electric circuits: variable resistors, light emitting diodes, and rectifier diodes. Using high resolution pictures and clear text, the students are taught how to connect each device in a circuit they have to build.

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The Lemon Battery - High School Physics Lab - 36 Pages in pdf Format

This lab activity in electricity, The Lemon Battery, was designed for Regular, Honors and AP Physics high school students. It contains two types of experiments that make students realize that learning electricity can be fun and very educational. Students will make six batteries using a lemon, three other fruits, vinegar, and the cleaning product Windex. They will find the power of each battery.

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The Center of Mass - High School Physics Lab - 21 Pages in pdf Format

This lab activity, The Center of Mass, was designed for high physics students. It teaches students what exactly is the center of mass, and it will keep the students working diligently in the classroom. There are five motivating hands-on activities the students need to complete. Information about how to introduce the topic to the students is also provided. A good thing is that most of the materials needed for the lab are materials found at home and also in the classroom.

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Electroplating - High School Chemistry Lab - 27 Pages in pdf Format

This lab activity in electricity, Electroplating, was designed for Regular and Honors high school chemistry students. It teaches students how to send a DC current to an electrolytic cell, in order to electroplate a quarter with copper. It is a safe hands-on activity, and it contains 27 pages with pictures and text to guide the students.

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Electroplating - High School Physics Lab - 27 Pages in pdf Format

This lab activity in electricity, Electroplating, was designed for Regular, Honors, and AP Physics high school students. It teaches students how to send a DC current to an electrolytic cell, in order to electroplate a quarter with copper. It is a safe hands-on activity, and it contains 27 pages with pictures and text to guide the students.

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Physics Labs in Electricity - Resistivity - High School Physics - 21 pages

This lab activity in electricity, Resistivity, was designed for Regular, Honors, and AP Physics high school students. It teaches students several concepts about resistivity. The students will work with six different stranded wires of different gauges, with the goal of finding the cross area and gauge of the individual wires. It is a safe hands-on activity, and it contains 21 pages with pictures and text to guide the students.

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Transformers – High School Physics Lab – Hands on Experiments

This physics lab, Transformers, was designed for Physics Honors and AP Physics 2 high school students. It teaches students the transformer equation, the difference between step-up and step-down transformers, and how to use a multimeter to measure the input and output voltage of a transformer. It is a hands-on set of activities, containing 40 pages with high resolution pictures, text, and calculations. The students are guided step-by-step while working with several AC and DC power supplies.

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Physics Lab: The Wheatstone Bridge - High Schoo Physics - Three Experiments

This lab activity, The Wheatstone Bridge, was designed for Honors and AP Physics 2 high school students. It teaches students how to use a Wheatstone Bridge to find the resistance of an unknown resistor. It is a safe hands-on activity, and it contains 43 pages with high resolution pictures, text, and calculations, in which the students are guided step-by-step during every part of the three experiments included. All calculations are explained and all measurements are shown in pictures.

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Assembling a Wheatstone Bridge - High School Physics Project

This educational product, Assembling a Wheatstone Bridge, was designed for Physics Honors and AP Physics 2 high school students. In this hands-on activity, students are guided step-by-step- in constructing a Wheaststone Bridge, which they can use later when they do the lab experiment. The students just need to follow the sequence of the pictures, diagrams, and clear explanations shown in the 16 pages in pdf format, and they will know exactly how to construct a bridge that really works.

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Kirchhoff's Second Law - High School Physics Lab

This lab activity in electricity, Kirchhoff's Second Law, was designed for Physics Honors and AP High School Physics Students. The lab teaches students how reliable is Kirchhoff's Second Law applied to electric circuits. It is a safe hands-on activity, and it contains 25 pages with pictures, graphics, and text, in which the students are guided step-by-step in the different parts of the lab activity.