Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Copper voltameter, to determine the electro chemical equivalent of copper, physics practical std 11 & 12


Copper voltameter
Copper voltameter




AIM :-
Connect given copper voltameter in an appropriate circuit determine the electro chemical equivalent of copper.
PRINCIPLE :-
On passing electric current through CuSO4 solution, Cu+2 and SO-24 ions are separated or chemical effect of electric current.
PRECAUTIONS
The cathode plate should be throughly cleaned after rubbing with sand paper.
Pass only that much current as is obtained from the calculation of the area of the immersed part of the cathode plate.
Use only a fresh solution of CuSo4. To prepare the solution dissolve about 25 g of CuSO4 crystals in 100 cm3 water. Add a few drops of sulphuric acid (H2SO4) to make it more conducting.
Hold the plate from its upper end so as to avoid touching its surface.
Cathode plate should be washed immediately after it is taken out of the solution.

PROCEDURE :-
1. To Cathode plate  dip in clean water, and wash off all the CuSO4, solution sticking to it. Thereafter wash it again with tap water.
2. Hold it in the sunshine for some time till it dries out. Now find out its mass by Physical balance.

Anode, Cathod, Sulphuric, Copper, voltameter, 
Electric, Solution, Water, 
Copper voltameter apparatus 
Copper voltameter line diagram 
Copper voltameter practical
Copper voltameter practical result
Table of Copper voltameter result
Calculation of copper voltameter
For more details View Video.
Copper voltameter.

BeautifulPictures of Magnet and its properties science std 8 to 12 GSEB

Magnet and its properties











Magnet and its properties picture for science. 
Natural magnet 

Natural magnet properties

Bar magnet properties


Magnetic Needle


Horse Shoe Magnet

Horse shoe Magnet with Keeper


Different types of Magnet



Bar magnet Properties
Replusion of Bar Magnet

Attract of Bar magnet 


Mechanical method of making magnet

Bar magnet keeper 

Electric method of making Magnet

Electric method of making Magnet 

Galvanometer using magnet

lines of force of Magnet

Lines of force of bar magnet

Magnetic Lines of force around magnet

Electric meter using magnet

Fuse use for electric

Voltmeter

Uses of different magnets in products








Yoga with Pramoda Patel

Sonometer relation between frequency and the length, GSEB physics practical std 11 & 12

Sonometer




Sonometer

AIM :-
To study the relation between frequency and the length of a stretched string with the help of a sonometer.
PRECAUTIONS
1  The wire should be of uniform cross-section and there should not be any twist or bend in it.
2   The pulley should rotate without friction.
3   Put that much weight  in the pan so that the deformation produced in the wire should not exceed the elastic limit.
4   The stem of the tuning fork, not its prongs, should be placed on the sonometer box or on the support.

Apparatus:-  A sonometer,  tuning forks ( of frequencies from 256 Hz – 512 Hz),  a pan or a hanger of known weight,  four to five 500 gm weights, a paper rider, a rubber-pad and a meter rule. 
Sonometer Apparatus
Sonometer Practical
OBSERVATION TABLE
Sonometer reading
Sonometer Graph
For more details View Video.
To study the relation between frequency and the length of a stretched string with the help of a sonometer.

EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON RESISTANCE, GSEB Physics practical std 8 to 12

Effect of Temperature on Resistance


EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON RESISTANCE







AIM :-

You are given a Wheatstone bridge, a container filled with a liquid, a resistor made from an iron wire etc. Immerse the resistor in liquid and connect it in an appropriate arm of Wheatstone bridge. Measure the resistance at different temperatures. Draw the graph of resistance versus temperature and from it find the resistance at 200 c and 1000c. Use the following formula to determine(a ), the temperature coefficient of resistance.
Formula to calculate Effect of temperature on Resistance







PRINCIPLE  :-  On increasing the temperature of a conductor its resistance increases.

APPARATUS :- A coil of iron wire, container filled with liquid, a battery (2 V), a rheostat, a sensitive galvanometer, a simple key, a thermometer, a calorimeter, a burner, wire gauge, resistance box. 
Apparatus for Effect of Temperature on Resistance 
Practical Effect of Temperature on Resistance 
Procedure of Effect of Temperature on Resistance 
PRECAUTION :-               
(1)    Keep the iron cylinder completely immersed in liquid.
(2)    Keep all connections tight.
(3)    Stir the calorimeter for uniform heating of water. Note the temperature of the liquid immediately after the null point is obtained at every observations.
Graph of Effect of Temperature on Resistance
Draw the graph of Rt ® t. it is a linear graph. Extend this straight line on both the sides. Find R20 and R100 at the temperatures 20 0C and 100 0C respectively.
R20  = …………… W at temperature 20 0C
R100 = …………… W at temperature 100 0C
\     The temperature co-efficient of resistance of the given iron-wire is
RESULT :-  Temperature coefficient of resistance at given iron wire a = ………( 0c) -1

Beautiful Science Picture of Accessories use In Laboratory for students 8 to 12 std GSEB

Beautiful Science Accessories use in Laboratory.
Accessories used in Science Laboratory

Practical’s in chemistry and introduction of apparatus used
Before beginning the experiment in chemistry the student should have aware about
Principle,
Aim,
 Apparatus,
Chemicals used in experiments,
experimental method,
systematic note of  observation during the experiment chemical reactions and scientific conclusion.
                     
Apparatus used during the experiment :
            Test tube, Spatula, Tong, Stand, Test tube holder, Wire gauge, Tripod stand, Wash bottle, Measuring cylinder, Thistle funnel, Funnel, Distillation flask, Bunsen burner, Condenser, Watch glass, Dropper, Beaker, Conical flask, Evaporating dish etc.
During experiments, should not taste or drink solutions, nor touch or smell hot solutions or apparatus.
 If the need arises to smell, slowly and carefully do the same.
 Care should be taken to handle Bunsen burner.
 Glass rod should be used to stir the solution.
 Acid should always be added in the container containing water.

Test tube,
Spatula,
Tong,
Stand,
Test tube holder,
Tripod & wire gauge, 
Wash bottle, 
Measuring Cylinder,
Thistle funnel,
Funnel, Distillation flask,
Burner,
Condensor,
Watch glass,
Dropper,
Beaker,
Conical Flask, 
Evoparoting Dish,



Test tube

Spatula

Tong

Stand

Test tube Holder

Tripod stand and Wire gauge

Wash bottle

Measuring cylinder

Thistle funnel

Funnel

Distillation Flask

Bunsen Burner

Condenser

Watch Glass

Dropper

Beaker

Conical Flask

Evaporating dish