Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Practical Physics, Vol. 3: A Laboratory Manual for Colleges and Technical Schools; Photometry, Experiments in Light and Sound
The authors believe that physical laboratory work should accompany lecture and recitation work in physics from the begin ning of the study of this science in the college or technical school, and they believe that a laboratory manual should set forth a series of definite exercises. A general discussion of how to measure a thing is, in their opinion, not a satisfactory basis for the labora tory work of a student. This laboratory manual has been pre pared with these ideas in mind.
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