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Physics Experiment List Form 4 and Form 5

The document outlines the physics experiments for Form 4 and Form 5 students at SMK SIK Physics Department. For Form 4, the experiments cover topics like simple pendulum, inertia, force and mass relationships, elasticity, water pressure, Archimedes' principle, and relationships between wave properties. Form 5 experiments include reflection, refraction, Ohm's law, electromagnetic relationships, induced currents, and demonstrations of cathode ray oscilloscopes and logic gates.

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Physics Experiment List Form 4 and Form 5

The document outlines the physics experiments for Form 4 and Form 5 students at SMK SIK Physics Department. For Form 4, the experiments cover topics like simple pendulum, inertia, force and mass relationships, elasticity, water pressure, Archimedes' principle, and relationships between wave properties. Form 5 experiments include reflection, refraction, Ohm's law, electromagnetic relationships, induced currents, and demonstrations of cathode ray oscilloscopes and logic gates.

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SMK SIK

PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
EXPERIMENT

FORM 4

1. Measurement: mass, volume, time, length, temperature


2. Experiment: Simple pendulum (PEKA)
3. Experiment: Inertia (PEKA)
4. Experiment : Relationship force and mass or acceleration
5. Experiment : Elasticity (Hooke’s Law) (PEKA)
6. Experiment : Water Pressure (Relationship between depth and pressure)
7. Experiment : Archimedes Principle
8. Demonstration : Bernoulli’s Principle (Demonstration Venturi tube)
9. Experiment : Specific Heat Capacity
10. Experiment : Relationship between u,v, and f
11. Experiment : Relationship between u and v

FORM 5

1. Experiment/ CD demonstration : Reflection, refraction, diffraction and interference


2. Experiment : Ohm’s Law (PEKA)
3. Experiment : Relationship between current and potential ldifference (emf and internal
resistance) (PEKA)
4. Experiment : Relationship between current / number of turn and electromagnetic
strength
5. Group activity/ Demonstration : Force acting on current carrying conductor
6. Group activity/ Demonstration : Induced current
7. Demonstration : Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (C.R.O)
8. Demonstration :Logic Gate

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