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CLOUD CHAMBER

Unveil the unseen world of particles with a DIY cloud chamber. Witness particles leaving trails in ionized atom droplets. Bring physics to life like C.T.R. Wilson did in 1911. Engage students with modern physics and generate interest in particle physics.

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CLOUD CHAMBER

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  1. CLOUD CHAMBER There are more particles around us at all times. We just needed to learn how to look. • Bringing particle physics to life, we can build our own cloud chamber. • Particles • Detectors • Cloud Chamber: 1911, C.T.R. Wilson (Nobel Prize) • Vapors condensate into tiny droplets around ionized atoms along charged particle trajectories.

  2. CLOUD CHAMBER Wood Box + Aluminium Foil + Net Pure Isopropyl Alcohol Dry Ice Small Metal Wire Thick Felt Light Source Plastic Container Metal Plate Gloves + Goggles

  3. GSSH’s CLOUD CHAMBER Pure Isopropyl Alcohol Dry Ice Plastic Container Small Metal Wire Thick Felt Light Source Black Metal Plate Nail Polish Supattra Gloves + Goggles Seyhan Gökçe Hassan Rubber Foam Plastic Glass Aluminium Ravier

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  6. CLOUD CHAMBER http://www.scienceinschool.org/2010/issue14/cloud

  7. CLOUD CHAMBER Showing your class a working cloud chamber is one of the best ways to generate student interest in modern physics. Cloud chambers can be used to show students. • Now we are heading back to space, to see what more we can figure out!

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