The Stern - Gerlach Experiment

Illustrates the Stern-gerlach experiment which demonstrates that a well collimated beam of cesium atoms is split into two distinct beams when it passes through a non-uniform magnetic field. Compares this result with what might be expected if different types of atoms and a uniform magnetic field were tested.

More in College Physics Film Program Series

  1. Ripple Tank Wave Phenomena 4 - Bragg Reflection 1962
  2. Ripple Tank Wave Phenomena 5 - Doppler Effect And Shock Waves 1962
  3. The Stern - Gerlach Experiment 1967
  4. Frequency Spread And Lifetime, A Mechanical Analogy 1968
  5. Fresnel Diffraction And Zone Plates 1968
  6. Velocity Distribution Of Atoms In A Beam 1968
  7. Electric Fields Of Moving Charges - Charges That Start And Stop 1970
  8. Electric Fields Of Moving Charges - Charges That Stop 1970
  9. Electric Fields Of Moving Charges - Constant Velocity 1970
  10. Electric Fields Of Moving Charges - Oscillating Charges 1970
  11. Reversible And Irreversible Processes 1970

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