Mar 29, 2019
Firstly we connect each resistor in series with the ammeter to find the resistance.
Nextly, get the amps from the ohmmeter
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Firstly we connect each resistor in series with the ammeter to find the resistance.
Nextly, get the amps from the ohmmeter
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As for y vs 1/Vz, we see that we have a logarithmic graph, which is in accordance with the inverse proportionality of y on Vz.
I want to build bridges later in life!
Stop Using Quotes in Your Lab Reports!
As the rod was brought in the leaf did not move. Â This was because of grounding by "human" touching the terminal ball. Â (reads as: I hate my lab group)
If we were to do this lab differently we would use “hair” as the charging material for the rubber rod for better results.  (response: No quotes.  It is actually hair growing out of my head.  Thanks.) Â
What is this now?
“Atom de-excitation is when an atoms moves to a lower orbit from a higher.  When this occurs a wavelength occurs, stimulating a light of color.”
“Diffraction grating is a split of light into a spectrum.”
Opposites and positives attract. Â According to Collumbus Law as distance decreases the electric forces increase.
Group Lab Report
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Electrostatics & Discharging
Instructions: Charge your electroscope and then bring a lit match near. Â Tell me what happened and why. Â Repeat for the electroscope charged with the opposite charge.Â
Group of Students Response: Lit match released its electrons to the positively charged electroscope. Â Charges are ionized. When negatively charged, positive molecules in the air are attracting the charge in the flame which grounds it. Â
What did they think happened when the electroscope was positive?  Did the fire’s protons come shooting out?