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Anastasya
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After summer I have to do my physics A2 experiment coursework. I really like working with electricity and looking at what happens at an atomic level, but I fear that what I want too do is more chemistry than physics.
I had the idea of look at electrical conductance through a salt solution. I would begin with distilled water and gradually add salt (of a specific type), and see what happens to the conductance as the salt concentration increases. On top of this I would look at the effect of changing conductance on temperature. in both cases I want to look at a relationships (graph it etc) and why this happens on an atomic level.
Is this experiment more to do with chemistry and physics though? Or can I do it as my A2 physics experiment?
any comments, guidance, suggestions would be great.
Anya
I had the idea of look at electrical conductance through a salt solution. I would begin with distilled water and gradually add salt (of a specific type), and see what happens to the conductance as the salt concentration increases. On top of this I would look at the effect of changing conductance on temperature. in both cases I want to look at a relationships (graph it etc) and why this happens on an atomic level.
Is this experiment more to do with chemistry and physics though? Or can I do it as my A2 physics experiment?
any comments, guidance, suggestions would be great.
Anya