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1520
The interactions in physics

Introduction:
How is it possible that such small elements of matter can give rise to so many different phenomena and, above all, can form bodies that are extremely larger than themselves,
such as gigantic planets and clusters of stars?
This question is answered in the fact that, as was previously stated, all particles have properties through which they interact.
This didactic unit allows to verify that there are no single forces as all the interactions satisfy the 3rd principle of dynamics.

The proposed experiments can be performed using the force sensor (not supplied) Cod. 12943-00

Number of experiences: 17

 

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• Matter
• The interactions
• The first astronomical systems
• The Copernican system
• Kepler’s laws
• The curvilinear motion
• The dynamics of planets with circular orbit
• The gravitational interaction
• The law of universal gravitation
• Electricity
• The electric charge
• The electrostatic interaction
• The electrical state of a body – the electroscope
• Coulomb’s law
• The quantization of the electric charge
• Magnetism
• The magnetic poles
• The magnetic forces
• The magnetic interaction
• Electrostatics and magnetism – analogies
• The experience of oersted
• Faraday’s experience
• The ampere experience – the electromagnetic interaction
• The unit of measurement of the intensity of electric current in the yes
• The atomic nucleus
• The weak interaction
• The strong interaction

1 Apparatus of the ellipse
1 Lanyard
1 rubber ball with hook
1 Dynamometer 2,5 N
1 Pair of cylinders
2 PVC rods
1 Set of five rods with support
2 cables of 100cm
2 Alligator clips
1 glass flask 250ml
1 Rod for electroscope
1 sheet of aluminum foil
1 Roll of adhesive tape
1 Linear magnet
1 Transparent plate
1 Iron filings
1 Teaspoon
1 Pair of magnetic needles
1 Compass
1 Apparatus of electromagnetic interactions
1 Electric cable 25cm
1 protractor
1 Pair of magnetic pendulums

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