Set of physical properties of materials

Function

Intended for experimental study, physics laboratory work, and conducting experiments in Natural Sciences on: Properties of materials. The functioning and use of a compass. Objects that a magnet attracts. Interaction between the poles of magnets. The compass rose and its use. The compass. Comparing the orientation of a suspended magnet with the orientation indicated by the compass. Dynamics. The force applied to a spring and the resulting elongation. Constructing tables and graphs. Measuring weights of different masses. What is meant by mass. What is meant by weight. The P versus m graph. The functioning of a dynamometer, the calibration of a rubber ring and a helical spring. Difference between applied force and restoring force. The helical spring and Hooke's law. Conservation of Energy. Work and energy in a mass-spring system. Energy exchanges that occur in an oscillating mass-spring system. The work done by a force acting on a body that causes a displacement of that body. Elastic potential energy and the work done by the spring. The principle of conservation of energy and kinetic energy. Hydrostatics. Buoyancy, a vertical force oriented upwards. What is meant by a difference buoyancy meter. Archimedes' principle. Verifying the action of the buoyancy force. Determining the value of the buoyancy force. Wave motion. Dynamic determination of the constant K of a helical spring, mass-spring oscillator. The period, frequency, and amplitude of the motion of a mass-spring oscillator. Simple harmonic motion (SHM) in an oscillating helical mass-spring system, etc.