Newton's Second Law
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Newton's Second Law - Science Museum Exhibitions, Customized Manufacturer of Interactive Science Popularization Equipment in Campus Communities and Streets, Exhibition Description and Introduction to Scientific Principles:
Newton's second law states the effect of force: force causes an object to experience acceleration. The exhibition items consist of three tracks of the same length and inclination angle, three sets of trolleys, and three sets of lead hammers. Among the three groups of small cars, two groups of small cars have the same mass, but the weight of the lead hammer below is different (i.e. different pulling force). The weight of the lead hammer below the two groups of small cars is the same (i.e. the pulling force is the same), but the weight on the car is different. Press the "Start" button to have three groups of small cars depart simultaneously. Under the same pulling force, the larger the weight of the car, the smaller the acceleration, and the slower the car; At the same mass, the greater the tension, the greater the acceleration, and the faster the car.
Main technical parameters of exhibits:
Exhibition booth: Q235-2mm sheet metal paint cabinet+12mm artificial stone countertop Exhibition booth: sheet metal paint cabinet+artificial stone countertop Interactive mechanism: customized three sets of carts+three sets of stainless steel hammers Demonstration mechanism: customized linear track+pulley traction mechanism Protective device: transparent acrylic board control system
Principle explanation and demonstration video: