Measuring methods

VP1.1.2.1
Determining the volume and density of solids

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VP1.1.1.1
Using a caliper gauge with vernier

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VP1.1.3.1
Determining the gravitational constant with the gravitation torsion balance after Cavendish - Measuring the excursion with a light pointer

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VP1.1.2.2
Determining the density of liquids using the plumb bob

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VP1.1.1.2
Using a micrometer screw

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VP1.1.3.2
Determining the gravitational constant with the gravitation torsion balance after Cavendish
- Recording the excursion and evaluating the measurement with the IR position detector and PC

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VP1.1.1.3
Using a spherometer to determine bending radii

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VP1.1.2.3
Determining the density of liquids using the pycnometer after Gay-Lussac

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VP1.1.2.4
Determining the density of air

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