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N. Burnham
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Materials for undergraduate and graduate courses on Atomic Force Microscopy: 1. Instructions for six two-hour lab sessions with Nanosurf’s NaioAFM 2. Computer programs and…
  
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A. Carter
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Atomic force microscopes (AFMs) are commonplace in research laboratories and have recently been priced for educational use. We have designed several biophysical experiments for these…
  
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N. Nicholas and P. Crowell
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Although undergraduate physics majors are introduced to concepts such as the fluctuation-dissipation theorem in statistical mechanics courses, they are almost never presented with a…
Millikan Oil Drop Experiment JS  [ Computer Program ]
  
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S. Tuleja, W. Christian, M. Belloni, and A. Cox
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The Millikan Oil Drop Exploration is a virtual version of the Millikan's experiment. The experiment is based on balancing forces: the gravitational pull down on an oil drop and the…
  
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N. Forde, D. Lee, and J. Bechhoefer
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N. Forde, D. Lee, and J. Bechhoefer, 2018 Conference on Laboratory Instruction Beyond the First Year of College (2018).
Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS) is a technique used to characterize diffusion in biological and soft-matter systems. We have built and incorporated an FCS set-up into our…
Fourier Transform Spectroscopy in the Visible Range  [ Conference Proceedings ]
  
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J. Magnes and T. Hatch
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J. Magnes and T. Hatch, 2018 Conference on Laboratory Instruction Beyond the First Year of College (2018).
We present an undergraduate laboratory that utilizes Fourier spectroscopy with two lasers in the visible range to demonstrate the measurement technique. In addition to teaching an…
  
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T. Roach, 2018 Conference on Laboratory Instruction Beyond the First Year of College (2018).
Balmer lines spectroscopy can reach an impressive level of precision even with the common student spectrometer. Understanding the sources of error can help the instructor in guiding…
  
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N. Abramzon and California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
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This file includes the materials for an experiment to determine the wavelengths emitted by hydrogen and helium. The hydrogen spectrum is used to calibrate the spectrometer, which is…
  
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Editor: D. Hudek
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In this experiment you will use a technique known as saturation-absorption spectroscopy to study the hyperfine structure (hfs) of rubidium. This particular method is designed to…
  
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Purpose •Use microwaves to induce and detect electron paramagnetic resonance. •Become familiar with a waveguide spectrometer and phase-sensitive detection. •Measure the…
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