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Technical data


Rotation of the polarisation plane with a sugar solution

Article no: P1070000

Principle

This experiment makes great demands on the students. The saccharimeter model must not only be meticulously constructed, but the measurements also require painstaking care. This is made even more difficult by the requirement for complete darkness in the physics laboratory.
The obvious solution is a division of labour. For example, the class can be divided into two groups, which perform the measurements with the single or double layer thickness, respectively. Subsequently, the results can be exchanged and recorded.

Benefits

  • Multifunctional light box - All-in-one: Can be used for geometric optics on the table, colour mixing and on an optical bench
  • Extension with others sets at anytime, no additional light sources needed, recognition value for students

Tasks

How does a saccharimeter work? To construct a model of a saccharimeter and investigate how a sugar solution behaves when polarised light is passed through it.

Scope of delivery

Optical profile-bench for student experiments, l = 600 mm 08376-00 1
Light box, halogen 12V/20 W 09801-00 1
Bottom with stem for light box 09802-20 1
Cuvette, double semicircular 09810-06 1
Colour filter set, additive (red, blue, green) 09807-00 1
Diaphragm with hole, d=20mm 09816-01 1
Lens on slide mount, f=+50mm 09820-01 1
Lens on slide mount, f=+100mm 09820-02 1
Slide mount for optical bench 09822-00 3
Mount with scale on slide mount 09823-00 1
Table with stem 09824-00 1
Screen, white, 150x150 mm 09826-00 1
Diaphragm holder, attachable 11604-09 2
Polarization filter, 50 mm x 50mm 08613-00 2
PHYWE Power supply, 230 V, DC: 0...12 V, 2 A / AC: 6 V, 12 V, 5 A 13506-93 1

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