Whether you are a teacher looking for ways to teach your students, a young person eager to learn, or an adult with curiosity and a desire to experiment with science, these 12 experiments are for you.
What experiments will you find here? All kinds: from static electricity, plasma balls or electromagnetic induction to a battery that can move on its own. Below is an index with all the experiments and a PDF viewer so you don’t have to download it. Although, if you prefer, you can download all 13 experiments here.
- Create Harry Potter’s wand with static electricity (pages 1-2)
- Create an electromagnet, a magnet that uses electricity to work (pages 3-4)
- Build a motor that runs on electricity (pages 5-6)
- See how a copper tube can slow down a falling magnet (pages 7-8)
- Create a battery that can move on its own inside a copper coil (pages 9-10)
- Create a speaker with a cup, just as you heard it (pages 11-12)
- Discover that water doesn’t conduct electricity very wel, though tap water does! (pages 13-14)
- Build a lamp with potatoes or lemons (pages 15-16)
- Separate water (H2O) into hydrogen and oxygen (pages 17-18)
- How to make a lantern the old-fashioned way with a pencil (pages 19-20)
- How can your smartphone know where you are touching the screen (pages 21-22)
- Experiment with a plasma ball, power on a fluorescent tube wirelessly and write with lightning (pages 23-34)
