nuffield physics: guide to apparatus - National STEM Centre
nuffield physics: guide to apparatus - National STEM Centre
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Nuffield Physics Guide <strong>to</strong> Apparatus 16<br />
48 Statistics frame<br />
Quantity required;<br />
1 perschool.<br />
This consists of a free-standing, square, vertical board with nine<br />
vertical slots in<strong>to</strong> which circular brass blanks (Hin dia.) can be<br />
placed. It should be supplied complete with 36 blanks. The slots will<br />
take ordinary pennies.<br />
49 Graph plotting board optional<br />
See page 56, where details are given of some of the optional items.<br />
50/1 Pairs of cylindrical magnets<br />
Quantity required;<br />
32 pairs for a class of 32.<br />
It is essential that these magnets be cylindrical and made of alnico<br />
or similar material. Cobalt steel is not satisfac<strong>to</strong>ry, nor are magnets<br />
with square section. Those recommended are 25mm long by 8mm<br />
diameter.<br />
50/2 Horseshoe magnets<br />
Quantity required i<br />
2 per class of 32.<br />
These magnets should be alcomax. Those recommended are Eclipse<br />
Type C, 1£ inches in height.<br />
50/3 Magnet 'Eclipse Major'<br />
Quantity required i<br />
1 per school.<br />
This magnet is one of the magnetron type and is a useful item of<br />
demonstration <strong>apparatus</strong>.<br />
51 Malvern electrostatics kit<br />
Quantity required!<br />
1 per class.<br />
For details of contents see Section B, page 85.<br />
This kit contains sufficient for a class of 32 with 1 6 sets of each<br />
item, enabling pupils <strong>to</strong> work in pairs. In the earlier years of the course.