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 The determination of the speed of light is always a challenge for accurate measurements, since Gallileo four hundred years ago supposed that light is travelling with a finite velocity.

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The photoelectric effect is playing a major role in the development of quantum physics. Here one can investigate the energy of electrons which are released by irradiating light on metals. These observations are leading to the particle model of light (light as a photon).

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Nowadays optimizing the fluid dynamics of cars is a obligatory part of the developement of a car. The aim of this experiment is to deliver the basics for such technical processes.

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With this online laboratory client, the user can perform experiments in three different subdomains of electronics: Digital oscillators, reflexion in transmission lines and analog filters.

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The computed tomography (CT) is a technique, by which two-dimensional images of a body without perturbing superposition of the structures of the body can be produced.

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Study of mixed, series and parallel association of resistors in DC networks. The path that electricity travels alters the circuit properties. In continuous circuits paths are in series and in alternate are in parallel.

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The Radioactivity Lab examines the intensity of radiation over distance, demonstrating the effects of the inverse square law.

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Study of associations resistors in series, parallel and mixed in AC networks. Incandescent bulbs replace the resistors in mixed circuit, and the light intensity emitted by each lamp gives a visual feedback of the dissipated power

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The aim of this experiment, which is important as an introduction to quantum physics, is to understand the wave properties of the electron postulated by de Broglie as well as to model solid-state crystal structures microscopically.

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In 1671 the french astronomer Richer travelled from Paris (latitude φ = 48.8°) to Cayenne (latitude φ = 4.9°) in French-Guyana. In Cayenne he observed that his pendulum clock, which he carried with him, showed a delay of about 2 min/day.