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Introduction to Discharge Lamps
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Submission Information |
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| Authors | Sam McKagan, Kathy Perkins and Carl Wieman |
| Contact Email | sam.mckagan@gmail.com |
| School / Organization | University of Colorado |
| Submitted | 06/07/23 |
| Updated | 10/04/20 |
Contribution Description |
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| Title | Introduction to Discharge Lamps |
| Simulations | Lampu Gas Discharge (Neon, Merkuri dsb.) |
| Keywords | Real-world Applications, light, radiation, phet activity, photon, energy, atom |
| Description | This is a homework activity that designed to help students understand how a discharge lamp works and how energy is transferred in each process involved in a discharge lamps. It was developed to be used in a modern physics class, after lecture instruction on atomic transitions and discharge lamps. For more details about the course, please see: http://per.colorado.edu/modern. This activity was used in a course where questions were constrained to being multiple choice or numeric for computer grading, so it is not as inquiry based. |
| Level | Undergraduate - Intro, Undergraduate - Advanced |
| Type | Homework |
| Subject | Physics |
| Answers Included | No |
| Language | English |
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