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Standing water waves in front of a reflecting barrier

Standing water waves in front of a reflecting barrier

VP1.6.5.5

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Description

The experiment P1.6.5.5 demonstrates the generation of standing waves by means of reflection of water waves at a wall arranged parallel to the wave exciter. The standing wave demonstrates points at regular intervals at which the crests and troughs of the individual traveling and reflected waves cancel each other out. The oscillation is always greatest at the midpoint between two such nodes.

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1	401501 8	Ripple tank D
1	31178 4	Tape measure 2 m / 1 mm

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P1.6.5.5 Standing water waves in front of a reflecting barrier

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Standing water waves in front of a reflecting barrier

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Experiment Instructions

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