Gun Definition and 307 Threads

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    Conservation of energy of a dart gun

    Hi! I have a two-part problem to solve. I think I solved it but in the class the professor told us that there's something wrong with the exercise. The spring constant of a toy dart gun is 1350 N/m. To cock the gun the spring is compressed 1 cm (0.01 m). The 5g (0.005 kg) dart, fired...
  2. exequor

    Build a Stun Gun: Radio Parts & More

    I saw this article on exploring a stun gun on this website http://www.emanator.demon.co.uk/bigclive/stunner.htm and my only problem was finding the parts. Can someone tell me if i can get these parts from another device like a radio or something? I know that I can buy a stun gun relatively...
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    Q26: Electron Gun Physics - Kinetic Energy, Force, Acceleration & Time of Flight

    Q26. In the neck of the picture tube of a certain black-and-white television set, an electron gun contains two charged metallic plates 2.80 cm apart. An electric force accelerates each electron in the beam from rest to 9.60% of the speed of light over this distance. (a) Determine the kinetic...
  4. Andre

    Clathrate gun kills Pleistocene mega fauna.

    Kind of hard to have palaeo climate discussions here. Also hard to figure out where to start the thread with a new hypothesis, about what caused the extinction of the Mammoths. Biology? Theory development? or Earth. Since there is a lot of Earth changes going on I choose for the latter. BTW...
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    Artillery gun projectile motion problem

    im having a hard time on this physics problem. i would appreciate it if you would provide the full solutions for this problem. thanks a lot. hint : projectile motion A artillery gun can fire shells at 100 m/s. It is mounted on top of a 300 m high hill. AT what 2 angles could it be...
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    What is the acceleration of a rod in a rail gun?

    Hi I'm trying to come up with an expression for the accleration of the rod in Rail Gun. The conducting rod is free to slide on two parallel rails with negligible friction. At the right end of the rails, a voltage source of strength "V" in series with a resistor of resistance "R" makes a...
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    How does an electron gun shoot a stream of electrons?

    Electricity is the movement of electrons from attom to atom but how are streams of electrons shot through the air to hit a phosphor screen in a TV or monitor by an electron gun? I have heard of electrical arc's but when those are preformed there are usually sparks going every where so I know it...
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