National Physics Competition Laboratory Guide for High School Students

Author: National Physics Contest for High School Students Organizing Committee
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is written for students participating in provincial, municipal, and national physics contests. However, the purpose of the contest is to enhance students' qualities and skills in physics experiments, as well as their ability to discover, analyze, and solve practical physics problems, rather than simply competing for rankings. Therefore, the book is selected from the perspective of how to cultivate students who have both a solid foundation in physics experiments and innovative abilities. This book is the National Physics Contest for High School Students Experimental Guidebook, organized and written by the National Physics Contest for High School Students Organizing Committee of the Chinese Physical Society. The chief editor and contributors are all teachers from the Basic Physics Center of the Physics College, Peking University. The book includes over thirty experiments in mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, and electromagnetism. Each experiment provides a detailed description of its objectives, equipment, principles, and content. It is not only suitable for middle school students preparing for physics contests but also serves as a reference book for physics teaching in middle schools. We hope and believe that, guided by the principles outlined in the book's "Preface," it will play its due role in the National Physics Contest for High School Students, more effectively and widely improving the experimental skills of middle school students with an interest in physics.