Coulomb's Law
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. could be:‘Coulomb's Law’ (1959) 25m, dir. Richard Leacock. Here, manic Princeton professor Eric Rogers hosts, continually removing and replacing his eyeglasses, ordering around lab assistants --- he forcefully breaks a glass test tube in the hands of an assistant to demonstrate the inelasticity of water --- and furiously pounds equations on a blackboard (Leacock says the scribblings must have lasted 45 minutes, in what must be one of the more necessary cuts in the history of educational film.) Rogers finally conducts an experiment with a young girl, placing her in a metal cage, which he then charges with electricity, demonstrating through the inverse square law that his assistant (Leacock’s trusting daughter Elspeth) is not harmed by the charge. (AFANA)
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- Time and Clocks 1958
- Coulomb's Law 1959
- Electric Fields 1959
- Electric Lines Of Force 1959
- Electrons In A Uniform Magnetic Field 1959
- Elliptic Orbits 1959
- Forces 1959
- Pressure of Light 1959
- Simple Waves 1959
- Universal gravitation 1959
- Coulomb Force Constant 1960
- Definite And Multiple Proportions 1960
- Deflecting Forces 1960
- Energy And Work 1960
- Frames of Reference 1960
- Photons 1960
- Short Time Intervals 1960
- Speed Of Light 1960
- Straight Line Kinematics 1960
- Counting Electrical Charges In Motion 1961
- Elementary Charges And Transfer Of Kinetic Energy 1961
- Free Fall And Projectile Motion - Falling Bodies 1961
- Periodic Motion 1961
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