Short Overview: This series of demonstrations, made in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania's Physics & Astronomy department, was ... A simple home made electroscope made from a soda can and aluminum foil is charged by rubbing a balloon on hair.
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This series of demonstrations, made in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania's Physics & Astronomy department, was ... A simple home made electroscope made from a soda can and aluminum foil is charged by rubbing a balloon on hair. This was submitted to the American Association of Physics Teachers Conference in Ann Arbor, MI.
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- This series of demonstrations, made in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania's Physics & Astronomy department, was ...
- A simple home made electroscope made from a soda can and aluminum foil is charged by rubbing a balloon on hair.
- This was submitted to the American Association of Physics Teachers Conference in Ann Arbor, MI.
- eCHEM 1A: Online General Chemistry College of Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley ...
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