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Measuring the buoyancy as a function of the immersion depth

Measuring the buoyancy as a function of the immersion depth

VP1.8.2.2

Measuring the buoyancy as a fuction of the immersion depth (P1.8.2.2)

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Description

In the experiment P1.8.2.2, the solid cylinder is immersed in various liquids to the depth h and the weight

of the displaced liquid is measured as the buoyancy F using a precision dynamometer. The experiment confirms the relationship

As long as the immersion depth is less than the height of the cylinder, we can say:

At greater immersion depths the buoyancy remains constant.

Components of equipment sets

1	36202 4	Archimedes' cylinder
1	314141 8	Precision dynamometer, 1 N
1	664113 8	Beaker, DURAN, 250 ml, tall
1	31178 4	Tape measure 2 m / 1 mm
1	6721210 4	Glycerin, 99 %, 250 ml
1	6719720 4	Ethanol, denaturated, 1 l Danger H225 H319

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P1.8.2.2 Measuring the buoyancy as a function of the immersion depth

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Measuring the buoyancy as a function of the immersion depth

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