16mm Film Loops


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Frames of Reference [*****;M;1], Sound, B&W, 28 min
Patterson Hume and Donald Ivey, University of Toronto
A classic-should be shown in every 100 level mechanics course (we have a videotape copy of this film)
Universal Gravitation, Sound, B&W. 31 min
Patterson Hume and Donald Ivey, University of Toronto
Electromagnetic Waves [***;EM,W;1], Sound, B&W, 33 min
George Wolga, MIT
Demonstrations of double slit patterns for x-rays, visible light, microwaves and radio waves (140 MHz), polarization for the last three. Uses very dated looking equipment. Print condition is not superb.
A Magnet Laboratory, Sound, B&W, 21 min
Francis Bitter, MIT
Liquid Helium II - The Super Fluid, Sound, B&W, 40 min
Alfred Leitner, Michigan State University
booklet containing script and explanatory notes available
Superconductivity, Sound, B&W, 50 min
Irreversibility and Fluctuations, Silent, B&W, 8 min

The following are short silent films. All are also available either as film loops or on videodisc.

Radioactive Decay (sheet of notes)(colour)
Measurement of G - the Cavendish Experiment (colour)
Inertial Forces - Translational Acceleration (notes) (colour)
Inertial Forces - Centripetal Acceleration (notes) (colour)
Non-Recurrent Wave Fronts (B&W)
Single Slit (colour)
Double Slit (colour)
Resolving Power - Apertures (notes) (colour)
Michelson Interferometer (notes) (colour)
Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapse (notes) (colour)
Paramagnetism in Liquid Oxygen (colour)
Ferromagnetic Domain Wall Motion (colour)

Disclaimer: All demonstrations are posted for the convenience and benefit of faculty and staff in the Department of Physics at Simon Fraser University and are not intended for outside use. The author(s) assume no responsibility or liability for the use of information contained on this site. Warnings and precautionary measures listed on this site assume normal operation of equipment and are not inclusive. Demonstrations may pose a significant hazard and can, in some instances, result in death; reasonable safety precautions must be taken. Demonstrations should be performed by qualified individuals only.


Prepared by Jeff Rudd, 1999
Revised by Laura Schmidt, 2007


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