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ruchardt and rinkel method slides
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for the record method.
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The glass tube was filled with gas, either a carbon
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dioxide organ.
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Ball bearings were dropped into the glass tube, causing a
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pressure change in the tube.
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At the bulls are selected up and down.
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The pressure transducer was connected to software that recorded the
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relative pressure inside the glass tube.
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This is plotted against time, and the difference between successive
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peaks was used to determine the time period of the
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oscillation. A graph of this time period squared against massive.
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The ball bearings was plotted and it's Grady.
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It was used to find the value of gamma for
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each gas.
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Prior to any measurements, the bulls and glass tube were
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cleaned with ethanol to reduce the damping effect of friction
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from any dust or residue.
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The wrinkle method used similar apparatus to the record method,
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but instead measured the maximum displacement of the board in
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its oscillation by attaching a ruler to the glass tube
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on recording the bulls for with a camera, the average
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displacement of each ball was plotted against the mass of
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the ball bearings.
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The great aunt of this graph was used to determine
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the value of gamma for each gas.
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As for the record method, the bulls in glass tube
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clean with ethanol before any measurements would take
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