Class 11th Physics Practical & Lab Work – All Experiments
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Physics – Practical & Lab Work
26Practicals
A-1To Measure Diameter of a Spherical Body and Internal Diameter and Depth of a Beaker Using Vernier Callipers→A-2To Measure the Diameter of a Given Wire and the Thickness of a Given Sheet Using a Screw Gauge→A-3To Determine the Volume of an Irregular Lamina Using a Screw Gauge→A-4To Determine the Radius of Curvature of a Given Spherical Surface by a Spherometer→A-5To Determine the Mass of Two Different Objects Using a Beam Balance→A-6To Find the Weight of a Given Body Using the Parallelogram Law of Vectors→A-7Using a Simple Pendulum to Plot L-T and L-T Squared Graphs and Find the Effective Length of a Second's Pendulum→A-8To Study the Variation of Time Period of a Simple Pendulum with Bobs of Same Size but Different Masses→
Experiments
B-1To Determine Young's Modulus of Elasticity of the Material of a Given Wire→B-2To Find the Force Constant of a Helical Spring by Plotting a Graph Between Load and Extension→B-3To Study the Variation in Volume with Pressure for a Sample of Air at Constant Temperature by Plotting Graphs Between P and V, and Between P and 1/V→B-4To Determine the Surface Tension of Water by Capillary Rise Method→B-5To Determine the Coefficient of Viscosity of a Given Viscous Liquid by Measuring the Terminal Velocity of a Given Spherical Body→B-6To Study the Relationship Between the Temperature of a Hot Body and Time by Plotting a Cooling Curve→B-7To Determine Specific Heat Capacity of a Given Solid by Method of Mixtures→B-8To Study the Relation Between Frequency and Length of a Given Wire Under Constant Tension Using a Sonometer→B-9To Study the Relation Between the Length of a Given Wire and Tension for Constant Frequency Using a Sonometer→B-10To Find the Speed of Sound in Air at Room Temperature Using a Resonance Tube by Two Resonance Positions→
Activities
A-1To Make a Paper Scale of Given Least Count, e.g. 0.2 cm and 0.5 cm→A-2To Determine the Mass of a Given Body Using a Metre Scale by the Principle of Moments→A-3To Plot a Graph for a Given Set of Data, with Proper Choice of Scales and Error Bars→A-4To Measure the Force of Limiting Friction for Rolling of a Roller on a Horizontal Plane→A-5To Study the Variation in Range of a Projectile with Angle of Projection→A-6To Study the Conservation of Energy of a Ball Rolling Down an Inclined Plane, Using a Double Inclined Plane→A-7To Study Dissipation of Energy of a Simple Pendulum by Plotting a Graph Between Square of Amplitude and Time→
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