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Experiment on percolation for Introductory Physics Laboratories—A case study

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In this study, a module for percolation is developed in light of five goals for the Introductory Physics Laboratories formulated by the American Association of Physics Teachers. The module was… Click to show full abstract

In this study, a module for percolation is developed in light of five goals for the Introductory Physics Laboratories formulated by the American Association of Physics Teachers. The module was tested and validated on a group of six first-year physics students. The content was based on an experiment on the percolation of a water network in the course of the dehydration process that used a simplified method of measurement. The students' opinions of the module were recorded and analyzed. That they had learned about the percolation phenomenon was verified through their lab reports and a specially designed survey. The results show that the students had positive opinions of the implemented module, and that it had enabled them to acquire basic knowledge of percolation.

Keywords: percolation; study; physics laboratories; physics; experiment percolation; introductory physics

Journal Title: American Journal of Physics
Year Published: 2020

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