Teachers’ CERN A Working Group Proposal Frederic Ganessane Jacques Jacobs Laurent Millet Govind Pandey Lidia Ranz.

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Teachers’ CERN A Working Group Proposal Frederic Ganessane Jacques Jacobs Laurent Millet Govind Pandey Lidia Ranz

The Anteaters

Aims  To reorganize the Teachers Lab  To have a hands-on experience of the experiments  Proposals for gifted students

Aims  To reorganize the Teachers Lab  To have a hands-on experience of the experiments  Proposals for gifted students

Aims  To reorganize the Teachers Lab  To have a hands-on experience of the experiments  Proposals for gifted students

Exp 1: Photoelectric Effect This device can be used to show that the energy of light is proportional to the frequency of the radiation and independent of the intensity of the radiation Mercury lamp Lenses Detector Interference filters Aperture Capacitor Voltmeter Operational Amplifier

Measuring Planck's Constant

Exp 1: Photoelectric Effect

Canadian Group: Photoelectric Effect

Canadian Group: Photoelectric Effect Measuring Planck's Constant

Exp 1: Photoelectric Effect

Measuring Planck's Constant Exp 1: Photoelectric Effect Planck's constant with data from the documentation

 This experiment didn´t work  The beam was not aligned  The operational amplifier didn´t work correctly  It seems nobody has done measurements since last year  When touching wires the measurements change  Not appropriate for our students Exp 1: Photoelectric Effect

Exp 2: Fine Beam Tube

Exp 3: Electron Diffraction Tube

Exp 4: Cathode Ray Tube

 Guide for students  Guide for teachers  Guide for technicians Exp 4: Cathode Ray Tube

Guide for students Exp 4: Cathode Ray Tube

Guide for teachers Exp 4: Cathode Ray Tube

Guide for technicians Exp 4: Cathode Ray Tube

Guide for students translated into Spanish

Exp 5: Electron Spin Resonance

Aims  To reorganize the Teachers Lab  To have a hands on experience of the experiments  Proposals for gifted students

An international experience for high school students (16-17 yrs)

Teachers´ Lab a friendly place

Teachers´ Lab a place to invent new experiments in Modern Physics

Conclusions  The proposed experiments require continuous maintenance  It is necessary to re-think and re-write the documentation of all the experiments  It would be great to find new experiments less expensive  A Teachers´ Lab in the Microcosmos Exhibition requires someone to supervise, maintain and explain the experiments