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Conservation of angular momentum in elastic and inelastic rotational collision

Conservation of angular momentum in elastic and inelastic rotational collision

VP1.4.2.1

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The experiment P1.4.2.1 investigate the nature of elastic and inelastic torsion impact. Using two light barriers and the measuring system CASSY, the obscuration times of two interrupter flags are registered as a measure of the angular velocities before and after torsion impact.

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1	34723 4	Rotation model
2	524431 4	Light barrier M
1	524005W2	Mobile-CASSY 2 WiFi

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P1.4.2.1 Conservation of angular momentum in elastic and inelastic rotational collision

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