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Fluids
F50: Bernoulli's Principle
Purpose: To show how a deflected jet of air will cause enough pressure difference to
hold a ball suspended in midair.
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F50: Bernoulli's Principle |
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Aim a jet of gas upward from the Pasco Air track blower. Place the Ping Pong ball or styrofoam ball in the jet and notice that it stays. The air jet may be tilted about 45o and the ball will remain suspended. |
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Storage Location: CHEMP 130A |
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Ping Pong ball, Styrofoam ball | C5.3 |
| Pasco air track blower | Lecture Table 2 |
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Manual: None | Setup Notes: F50 | PIRA #: |
| Manufacturer(s): VT | Other school's Demonstration web pages |
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