Physics 201   Fall 2001

Demos: Section 2

Class # Day Lecture Date Sections in Text Subject Demos
1 R Aug. 30 1.1-1.9 Measurement, vectors None
2 T Sept. 4 2.1-2.5 Acceleration None
3 R Sept. 6 2.6-2.8,3.1-3.5 Motion in two dimensions The Nickel and Piece of Paper
The Monkey and the Hunter
Projectile Motion II (balls on ramps)
4 T Sept. 11 4.1-4.5 Newton's Laws Hit the Nail on the Head
Tablecloth Jerk
Water Rocket

W Sept. 12 Drop Deadline
5 R Sept. 13 4.6-4.9 Gravitation, normal and friction forces Weighing
Coefficient of Friction

F Sept. 14 Add Deadline
6 T Sept. 18 4.10-4.13 Static and dynamic equilibrium Force and Tension
Hanging Masses
7 R Sept. 20 5.1-5.8 Uniform circular motion Centripetal acceleration
Spinning tray
8 T Sept. 25 6.1-6.3 Work and potential energy Conservative System (Bowling ball)
9 R Sept. 27 6.4-6.10 Conservation of energy, power Loop-the-loop
Pendulumn with a moveable peg
10 T Oct. 2 7.1-7.6 Impulse and momentum, center of mass Egg in a Sheet
Fire extinguisher rocket car
11 R Oct. 4 Test 1 Chapters 1 - 4
12 T Oct. 9 8.1-8.8 Momentum and energy, rotational kinematics Ballistic Pendulum
Center of mass of Virginia
Center of mass toys
Collisions, elastic and inelastic
13 R Oct. 11 9.1-9.4 Rotational dynamics, torque Rolling objects and moment of inertia
Moment of inertial wheel
The falling rigid body

T Oct. 16 Reading holidy
14 R Oct. 18 9.5-9.7 Rotational energy and momentum Gyroscopes
Precession of a bicycle wheel
Vector naure of angular momentum
Air gyro
15 T Oct. 23 10.1-10.6 Simple harmonic motion Pendula, spring and simple

W Oct. 24 Widthdrawal deadline
16 R Oct. 25 10.7-10.9 Stress and strain Forced Oscillations
Tacoma Narrows bridge collapse
17 T Oct. 31 11.1-11.6 Fluids, pressure Hydrostatic pressure dependence on depth
Pascal's vases
Hydraulic press
Magdeburg Hemispheres
Archimedes' principle I
Archimedes' principle II
Cartesian diver
18 R Nov. 1 Test 2 Chapters 5 - 9
19 T Nov. 6 11.7-11.12 Fluid flow Venturi tube
Air flow dynamics
20 R Nov. 8 12.1-12.11 Temperature and heat Boiling by cooling
Boiling by reducing pressure
21 T Nov. 13 13.1-13.5 Heat transfer Miscellaneous phenomena using heat
Thermal conductivity
Light the match
22 R Nov. 15 14.1-14.4 Kinetic theory of gases Brownian motion
Radiometer effect
Boyle's Law
23 T Nov. 20 15.1-15.6 First Law of thermodynamics Steam engines
Heat engines

R Nov. 22 Thanksgiving
24 T Nov. 27 15.7-15.13 Heat engines and refrigerators Reversible and irreversible processes
25 R Nov. 29 Test 3 Chapters 10 - 14
26 T Dec. 4 16.1-16.12 Waves and sound Transverse waves
Longitudinal waves
Bell in a vacuum
Doppler buzzer
27 R Dec. 6 17.1-17.8 Superposition and interference Standing waves
Interference of sound waves
Tuning fork beats
Transverse waves
Singing tubes and rods
Breaking a wine glass

Modified: 5 August 2001