Apparatus
Here are notes on some of the apparatus used in the experiments:
- A beam of gamma or X-rays showing secondary electrons ejected
- Alpha particles scattering analogue (plastic hill and ramp)
- Alpha particle tracks bent in a very strong magnetic field
- Alpha particle tracks including a collision with a helium nucleus
- Alpha particle tracks including a collision with a hydrogen nucleus
- Alpha particle tracks including a collision with a massive nucleus (e.g. nitrogen or oxygen)
- Alpha particle tracks showing their short range
- Alternative radioactive source for the diffusion cloud chamber
- Beta particle tracks
- Beta particle tracks bent in a much weaker magnetic field
- Connector box
- Constant head of pressure apparatus
- CO2 cylinder (syphon type)
- Current balance
- Earthquake table
- Electric motor, fractional horsepower
- Forces and energy demonstration box
- Galvanometer, sensitive to e.g. 3.5–0–3.5 mA, 10 ohm resistance
- Gold leaf electroscope
- Hand stroboscope
- Hinged platform made from two pieces of hardboard
- Infra-red receiver
- Infra-red transmitter
- Iron filings
- Iron filings in a pepper pot
- Jelly 'fibre' approx 22 cm long
- Liquid nitrogen (or liquid air), supply of
- Malvern energy transfer kit (click on link to see what this includes)
- Model rail section
- Mounted transformers
- Oil film kit
- Oscilloscope
- Power supply, low-voltage ('Westminster pattern' very-low-voltage supplies are best)
- Protactinium generator
- Radiant heater, 300-watt
- Ray box
- Ray boxes, 2
- Ray box or lamp (12 V 24 - 48 W)
- Ripple tank and accessories
- Rotating disc, motor-driven
- Set of absorbers (e.g. paper, aluminium and lead of varying thickness)
- Setting up Young's experiment with light
- Smoke box
- Spark counter
- Telescope mount or metre rule with Plasticine or Blu-Tack
- Track circuit relay and signals unit
- Van de Graaff generator
- Variable resistor, 20 ohm, 3 W
- Vibration generator to generate continuous waves
- Xenon stroboscope

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