Eric M. Rogers shows a large scale version of the Millikan experiment by which the value of the Coulomb force constant can be determined. Shows a large scale version of the Millikan experiment. The small charged plates of the original experiment are made very large and the effects are show of increasing plate area and separation and adding more batteries to charge the plates. The same electric field strength used in the Millikan experiment enables the experimenter to count the number of elementary charges on an object and measure the constant in Coulomb’s law of electric forces.
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ACMI Identifier
002452
Language
English
Subject categories
Mathematics, Science & Technology → Electric measurement
Mathematics, Science & Technology → Physics
Mathematics, Science & Technology → Science - Experiments
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Sound
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Black and White
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16mm film; Access Print (Section 1)