LMEC-13 Comprehensive Experiments on Rotating Liquid

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Rotating liquid laboratory is a classic and modern experiment. As early as the foundation of mechanics, there was Newton's bucket experiment. When the water in the bucket rotates, the water will rise along the wall of the bucket. Until now, there are still rotating liquid experiments in some foreign universities. It uses semiconductor laser to detect the liquid surface dip angle and Hall sensor to detect the rotation period, and reproduces the rotary liquid experiment in the way of modern teaching experiment.

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1. Measure gravity acceleration g using two methods:

(1) Measure the height difference between the highest and the lowest points of the surface of rotating liquid, then calculate gravity acceleration g.

(2) Laser beam incident parallel to the rotation axis to measure surface slope, then calculate gravity acceleration g.

2. Verify the relationship between focal length f and rotational period t according to the parabolic equation.

3. Study concave mirror imaging of rotating liquid surface.

Description	Specifications
Semiconductor laser	2 pcs, power 2 mw One spot beam with diameter < 1 mm (adjustable) One divergent beam 2-d adjustable mount
Cylinder container	Colorless transparent plexiglass Height 90 mm Inner diameter 140 ± 2 mm
Motor	Speed adjustable, max speed < 0.45 sec/turn Speed measurement range 0 ~ 9.999 sec, accuracy 0.001 sec
Scale rulers	Vertical ruler: Length 490 mm, min div 1 mm Horizontal ruler: Length 220 mm, min div 1 mm