PIRA 2C50.00 VORTICIES

DCS #DEMONSTRATIONREFERENCEABSTRACT
2C50.00Vorticies
2C50.10smoke ringPIRA 200Tap smoke rings out of a coffee can through a 1" dia. hole.
2C50.10smoke ring2C50.10Smoke rings are tapped out of a coffee can through a 1" dia. hole.
2C50.10vortex ringsFp-1Tap smoke rings out of a can with a rubber diaphragm on one end and a hole in the other.
2C50.11smoke rings with LP gas17-8.6A rubber sheet at the back on a large wooden box is struck with a hammer to produce smoke rings capable of knocking over a plate. Fuming HCL and conc. ammonia produce the smoke.
2C50.12vortex boxS-2iA 15 inch square, 4 inch deep vortex box with a 4 inch diameter hole.
2C50.15vortex cannonPIRA 1000
2C50.15vortex cannonDisc 13-07Use a large barrel to generate a smoke ring. Blow out a candle with the vortex. Animation.
2C50.20liquid vorticesPIRA 1000
2C50.20liquid vorticesM-253A drop of inky water is allowed to form on a medicine dropper 1" above a beaker of water. This height is critical. The vortex will rebound if the beaker is less than 4" deep.
2C50.21ring vortices on liquid17-8.4Bursts of colored water are expelled from a glass tube in a beaker of water. Also a drop of aniline sinks in a beaker of water.
2C50.22semicircular vortex in water17-8.5A skill demonstration. Use a small paddle to form vortices in a small dish on the overhead projector.
2C50.23detergent vortexTPT 28(7),494A few drops of detergent in a jar of water are shaken and given a twist to form a vortex lasting several seconds.
2C50.25whirlpool17-8.7Water is introduced tangentially into a cylinder with a hole in the bottom.
2C50.30tornado tubePIRA 1000
2C50.30tornado tube2C50.30
2C50.30tornado vortexFp-2A vortex forms in a large cylinder on a magnetic stirrer.
2C50.30tornado tubeDisc 13-09Couple two soft drink bottles with the commercial tornado tube coupler and spin the top bottle so the water forms a vortex as it drains into the bottom bottle.
2C50.35flame tornadoPIRA 1000
2C50.35paraboloids and vorticesAJP 37(9),864A transparent cylinder is rotated at speeds up to 1000 RPM.
2C50.40growing a large dropFo-1A vortex is formed in an air stream allowing one to form a large water drop.

ReferenceDescription
M-1Sutton
Ma-1Freier & Anderson
M-1dHilton
8-2.8Meiners
1A12.01University of Minnesota Handbook
AJP 52(1),85American Journal of Physics
TPT 15(5),300The Physics Teacher
Disc 01-01The Video Encyclopedia of Physics Demonstrations

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