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Earthquakes and Their Environmental Effects - earthquakes can be devastating:
- Earthquake Facts and Follies - devoted to dispelling some of the misconceptions about earthquakes, from the Center for Earthquake Research.
- National Earthquake Hazards Program - information regarding earthquake activity in Western Canada. Includes sections historic earthquakes, recent earthquakes, seismic data, and excellent information pages: FAQs, plate tectonics, earthquake preparedness, and more.
- About Earthquakes - some detailed information about earthquake causes and phenomena, especially in the "Lectures" section; from the Nevada Seismological Laboratory.
- How Earthquakes Work - great set of pages describing earthquake science.
- Earthquake Globe - locations of earthquakes on a rotating globe.
- Virtual Earthquake - virtual earthquake, a simulated seismogram.
- Savage Earth - amazing! A terrific series of animations, covers earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and more!
- How Tsunamis Work - learn all about this frightening natural phenomenon.
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Cassini-Huygens - headed to Saturn, that's quite a trip.
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Period and Frequency - great sites to introduce yourself to period and frequency:
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Section 7.1 Quiz |
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Spring Constant Determination - not all springs are made a alike. Try this lab to investigate spring stiffness. |
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Hooke's Law - more force, more displacement; it's that simple.
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MyPhysicsLab: Single Spring - an interactive animation of a horizontal mass-spring system. |
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Horizontal Restoring Force - restoring force explained, with a movie of a horizontal spring system. |
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Spring Applet - an excellent spring-mass system for you to experiment with. |
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Vertical Mass-Spring Systems - there's more to it than just bouncing up and down:
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Christiaan Huygens and Clock History - Huygens envisioned the first accurate clock:
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The Motion of a Pendulum - the swing motion is SHM:
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PhET Interactive Simulations - an extensive suite of interactive simulations, all expertly crafted to support student studies. These high-quality simulations are created at the University of Colorado and are completely free to use:
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Large Amplitude Pendulum - is it still SHM?
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Simple Harmonic Motion - use a vertical spring and motion sensor to investigate SHM. |
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Section 7.2 Quiz |
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Accelerometers - these can be tricky devices:
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Horizontal Mass-Spring System - see how the spring constant, mass, position and acceleration are related graphically. |
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The Physics of Bungee Jumping - a lot of physics in a simple jump! |
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Period of a Pendulum - measurement of the period of a pendulum:
- The Pendulum - Galileo discovered that the period of the pendulum was a constant. Was he right? A good scientific exploration.
- Pendulum Measurements - period is explained and a formula given to calculate it.
- Pendulum - properties and frequency and some applications, with an interactive applet to change length or angle of a pendulum and see what happens.
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Effects of Gravitational Acceleration - how is the pendulum affected?
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Pendulum SHM Applet - helps a great deal in understanding the pendulum and SHM. |
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Pendulum Clocks - a great advancement in timekeeping:
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Section 7.3 Quiz |
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Forced Frequency - keeping the swing moving:
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Mechanical Resonance - everything is getting a little shaky!
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Mechanical Resonance - investigate the factors that affect mechanical resonance with this spring and cart lab. |
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Resonance Effects on Buildings and Bridges - always a challenge for engineers:
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Quartz Clocks - great encyclopedia links for more information:
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Atomic Clock - extremely accurate:
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Section 7.4 Quiz |
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Chapter 7 Review Quiz |
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