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(Upload Soon)A minimum of 14 experiments must be performed by each student with at least 7 experiments from each section A and B (First year and Second year)
Physics Practical Log Book
The experiments performed by the student must be recorded in the logbook. The student should be encouraged to draw the tabular column and write the aim and principle of the experiment before performing the experiment in the lab and the certified logbook should be submitted for practical examination. A single logbook should be used for the first and second year. A minimum of 14 experiments should be recorded in the practical log book.
Eg. (i) Find the volume of a given sphere using Vernier Calipers and (ii)Determine the density of a rectangular block using Vernier Calipers cannot be recorded as two separate experiments"
Physics Important Practicals (Hands-on Traning)
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1. Vernier Calipers
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2. Screw Guage
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3. Moment Bar
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4. Convex Lens
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5. Concave Mirror
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6. Ohm's Law
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Practical help file by Bibin.C.Jacob, HSST Physics, BHSS Mavandiyur
| Expt No | Experiment Name | Principle & Worksheet | Video Presentation |
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| Exp No 1 | Vernier Calipers-1 | Click here |
Video-1 Video-2 |
| Exp No 2 | Vernier Calipers-2 | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 3 | Screw Gauge-1 | Click here |
Video-1 Video-2 |
| Exp No 4 | Screw Gauge-2 | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 5 | Moment Bar | Click here |
Video-1 Video-2 |
| Exp No 6 | Concurrent Forces | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 7 | Helical Spring | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 8 | Simple Pendulum | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 9 | Sonometer | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 10 | Sonometer(Freq of AC) | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 11 | Convex Lens | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 12 | Concave Mirror | Click here | Click here |
| Exp No 11 | Ohm's Law | Click here | Click here |
Practical help file by Ayyappan C, HSST Physics, GHSS Uduma, Kasargod
| Experiment No | Experiment Name | Principle & WorkSheet |
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| Exp No 1 | Vernier Calipers | Click here |
| Exp No 2 | Screw Gauge | Click here |
| Exp No 3 | Moment Bar | Click here |
| Exp No 4 | Concurrent Forces | Click here |
| Exp No 5 | Helical Spring(Load-Extension) | Click here |
| Exp No 6 | Helical Spring(Oscillation Method) | Click here |
| Exp No 7 | Simple Pendulum | Click here |
| Exp No 8 | Sonometer(Constant Tension) | Click here |
Practical Animation Videos by Ranjith K Chathoth, HSST Physics, GGHSS Thalassery
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| Exp No.1 | Vernier Calipers |
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Vernier Calipers-LC |
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Vernier-MSR & VSR |
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Vernier-Volume of Sphere |
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| Exp No.2 | Screw Guage-Pitch |
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Screw Guage-Error & Correction |
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Screw Guage-Find Volume |
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| Exp No.3 | Ohm's Law |
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| Exp No.4 | Moment Bar |
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| Exp No.5 | Meter Bridge |
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Practical Lab manual by Harikrishnan K, HSST Physics, CVMHSS Vandazhy.Palakkad
| Exp No | Exp Name | Lab manual Pdf | Video Tutorial |
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| Exp No 1 | Vernier Calipers | Download | |
| Exp No 2 | Screw Guage | Download | |
| Exp No 3 | Moment Bar | Download | |
| Exp No 4 | Simple Pendulum | Download | Click here to view |
| Exp No 5 | Concurrent Forces | Download | Click here to view |
| Exp No 6 | Helical Spring | Download | Click here to view |
| Exp No 7 | Resonance Coloum | Download | - |
| Exp No 8 | Sonometer | Download | - |
| Exp No 9 | Sonometer(Find unknown freq) | Download | - |
| Exp No 10 | Sonometer(Freq of AC) | Download | - |
| Exp No 11 | Newton's Law of Cooling | Download | - |
| Exp No 12 | Ohm's Law | Download | |
| Exp No 13 | Ohm's Law(Series & Parallel) | Download | - |
| Exp No 14 | Meterbridge | Download | Click here to view |
| Exp No 15 | Potentiometer(Comparison of emf) | Download | Click here to view |
| Exp No 16 | Potentiometer(Internal Resistance) | Download | - |
| Exp No 17 | Convex Lens | Download | |
| Exp No 18 | Concave Lens | Download | Click here to view |
| Exp No 19 | Convex Mirror | Download | - |
| Exp No 20 | Concave Mirror | Download | |
| Exp No 21 | PN Junction Diode(forward bias) | Download | - |
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PLUS ONE EXPERIMENTS
(Section A or XI)
1. Find the volume of the given cylinder/rectangular block. Given Vernier Calipers.
2. A sphere of known mass is given along with Vernier calipers. Determine the diameter and hence the volume of the sphere.
3. Determine the internal volume of the given calorimeter. You are supplied with Vernier
calipers.
4. A screw gauge and a meter scale are supplied. Determine the diameter of the wire and hence find its volume.
5. Using a screw gauge, determine the thickness of the glass plate and find its volume. Graph paper supplied.
6. Determine the volume of the given lead shot using a screw gauge.
7. Using a spherometer find the thickness of the glass plate and hence find its volume with
the use of graph paper.
8. Using a spherometer, find the radius of curvature of the spherical surface
(concave/convex).
9. Using common balance determine the mass of the given body by the sensibility method.
10. Using the principle of moments determine the mass of the given body.
11. Find the mass of the meter scale using the principle of moments.
12. Using the moment bar, find the relative density of the given body.
13. Find the relative density of the given body using parallelogram law.
14. Find the mass of the given body using the parallelogram law apparatus.
15. Using a capillary tube and microscope, find the surface tension by measuring capillary rise.
16. Draw the load-extension graph of a helical spring for at least four different loads and
determine the spring constant from the graph.
17. Tabulate load extension for helical spring for at least four different loads and find spring constant by calculation.
18. Using a helical spring, measure the period of oscillation with four different known masses and determine the spring constant by calculation.
19. Draw M-T²graph for a helical spring with four readings. Determine the spring constant from the graph.
20. Determine the viscosity by measuring the terminal velocity of glass beads through castor
oil in a jar.
21. Find the specific heat of a solid or liquid by the method of mixtures.
22. Using the law of friction, find the coefficient of friction between a block and a horizontal
surface.
23. Determine the period of oscillation for lengths, 70, 75, 85, 90 and 95 cm of a Simple
pendulum.Plot L-T² graph, find the acceleration due to gravity using graph.
24. Find the period of oscillation of a simple pendulum lengths, 65, 70, 75, 85 and 90 cm.
Using these values calculate the acceleration due to gravity at the place.
25. Using resonance column apparatus, measure the resonating lengths for at least three tuning forks hence find the velocity of sound at room temperature.
26. Compare the frequencies of two tuning forks using resonance column apparatus.
27. Using a sonometer, determine the unknown frequency of the given tuning fork. Three
tuning forks of known frequencies are supplied.
28. Using a Sonometer study the relation between length of a given wire and tension for
constant frequency.
28. Study the rate of cooling by drawing a time-temperature graph. You are provided with a Calorimeter, water and stopwatch, thermometer etc.
PLUS TWO EXPERIMENTS
(Section B or XII)
1. To find the resistivity of a material of wire using Ohm's Law.
2. To find the resistance of a material of wire using Ohm's Law by plotting V – I graph.
3. To find the change in resistance of a given material with length using ohm’s Law.
4. To determine resistance of a galvanometer by half-deflection method and to find its figure of merit.
5. To convert the given galvanometer (of known resistance and of figure of merit) into an
ammeter of desired range and to verify the same.
6. To convert the given galvanometer into a voltmeter of desired range and to verify the
same.
7. To find the frequency of the ac mains with a sonometer.
8. To find the value of v for different values of u in case of a concave mirror and to find the
focal length.
9. To find the focal length of a convex mirror, using a convex lens.
10. To find the focal length of a concave mirror by drawing a uv graph and to verify the result
by normal reflection method.
11. To find the focal length of a convex lens by plotting a graph between u and v .
12. To find the focal length of a convex lens by plotting a graph between 1/u and 1/v.
13. To find the focal length of a concave lens, using a convex lens in contact with it.
14. To determine angle of minimum deviation for a given prism by plotting a graph between
the angle of incidence and the angle of deviation.
15. To calculate the refractive index of the material of the prism using the id curve.
16. To determine the refractive index of a glass slab using a traveling microscope.
17. To find the refractive index of a liquid by using (i) concave mirror, (ii) convex lens and
plane mirror.
18. To find the focal length of a liquid lens.
19. To draw the I-V characteristics of a p-n junction in forward bias.
20. To draw the I_V characteristics of a p-n junction in reverse bias.
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