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8 results for "Electromagnetic Properties"

8 results for "Electromagnetic Properties"

Electromagnetic Waves

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Faraday Rotation [M | t+ | ★★★] Light, passing through heavy glass, has its direction of polarization rotated slightly if a magnetic field is applied to the glass. [ In-Depth Description] Electromagnetic Spear [M | t | ★★] Three dimensional model showing...

Para and Diamagnetism

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What it shows: 

The behavior of a substance in a non-uniform magnetic field will depend upon whether it is ferromagnetic, paramagnetic or diamagnetic. Here we test different substances to see how they are influenced by a magnetic field.

How it works: 

We...

Condensed Matter

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Electromagnetic Properties

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Photoelectric Cell [M | t | —] Photoelectric effect demonstrated with common "solar cell". Photoresistivity [M | t+ | —] Photoconductivity of CdS cell moved through the continuous spectrum. Insulator or Conductor? [S/M | t++ | —] Resistance of glass vs...

Microwave Properties

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10 cm microwaves are used for the demonstration of travelling and standing waves, reflection, interference, refraction, diffraction, absorption, polarization, tunneling, and waveguides.

What it shows:

The following is a sequence of experiments that can...

Hall Effect

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What it shows:

When a magnetic field is applied perpendicular to a conductor carrying current, a potential difference is observed between points on opposite sides of the conductor. This happens because the magnetic field deflects the moving electrons...

Superconductivity

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What it shows:

A superconducting material in the presence of a magnetic field excludes that field from its interior. This is shown by levitating a magnet above a high temperature superconductor.

How it works:

We have a 25mm disc of ceramic yttrium barium...