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Latest revision as of 16:46, 2 June 2021
Back to 1F - Newton's First Law
PIRA index: 1F20.30
Description
A tablecloth is quickly pulled from underneath a beaker filled with water. The beaker does not topple over due to inertia.
Equipment
- 4 L beaker filled with water
- Tablecloth
- Flat surface
Instructions
Lay the tablecloth flat on the table and place the filled beaker on top of it. Swiftly pull the tablecloth off the table and the beaker should remain in place.
Keywords
tablecloth, napkin, beaker, water, dishes
Images & Movies
Figure1
